These will serve as a guide to drill the holes and cut access for the panel. Draw marks inside the rear panel cutouts.Place the rear panel with the top two hole cutouts over the holes you just marked (the two holes 36mm from the edge of the box.).If you prefer not to "eyeball" the location of the mounting holes, you can place them using these measurements (from the edge of the box to the center of the hole):.You can do this by putting the front panel in place and using a 1/8" (or 3mm) drill bit to mark the holes in the bottom of the bamboo case. Mark the location of the mounting holes for the PC board and front panel.On the other side add the 14mm male/female standoffs on the top, and two 20mm female/female standoffs on the bottom.First, add the 14mm male/female standoffs on the top, and two 20mm male/female standoffs on the side with the Arduino. When you add the rear panel, the mounting of the PC board is slightly different.The kit also provides a laser-cut rear panel that will give your Altair-Duino a clean, professional appearance. The MAX3232 module kit will allow your Altair-Duino to connect to a classic dumb terminal, just like the real Altair 8800.
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