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Making Professional Looking Front Panels

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Making Professional Looking Front Panels

John, WB2LUA

Begin by designing your front panel using a computer program such as Word, Adobe Illustrator, etc. I prefer Adobe Illustrator. You can place small dots or circles in the center of were you want holes to be placed. Print your design on Epson S041106, Photo quality self-adhesive sheets, 8.3” x 11.7.” You can order them from their website www.epson.com. Cut out the front panel. Remove the backing from a sheet of Avery 461253/73601 Self-Adhesive laminating Sheets, 9” x 12”, available at Staples. Place the sheet on a table with the adhesive side up. Place the cut-out front panel, face down onto the sheet, starting from one end and continuing to lay it down. Apply pressure with a roller or your finger and a soft cloth to the laminated panel. Next, remove the adhesive backing and place the panel onto your project device. Drill the holes and mount your components. You can also make signs, labels, and many more items using this method.