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Drilling square holes for OBSF-24KK

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Hi folks

I'm trying to make a control panel that fits two rows of sanwa OBSF-24KK buttons. These are the general dimensions.
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I haven't decided on the material of the control panel since it'll be for a handheld controller and not a cab. Most likely plastic/acryllic

The only thing that gives me pause is that I've never tried to drill a hole for a square button before. Anyone have tips? This doesn't look like something I can do with a hand drill. I'm pretty inexperienced with fabrication in general so any help is appreciated.
 
If acrylic have someone laser cut the holes? Design the layout in CAD and create a DXF file, pass that on to a fab shop and they should be able to make it for you.
 
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Thanks, both, for the advice!

Looking at the cost of the sheet metal punch, I'm more inclined to look into a fabricating service as recommended by tiff_lee for a quote. I don't see myself needing to make square holes too often, so a one off solution may work.

I guess the next step is to design an enclosure that would fit the pre-cut control panel!
 
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