The enclosure pictured was cut by hand instead of using the jigs I am developing, so it isn't as perfect as I would like, but it turned out well enough for a prototype.

The final product will be have a professionally manufactured face label made for it with labels for the buttons and its model name.  It will include a power supply, press sensors, LED press light, wiring, and a fresh 9V Duracell backup battery.

The side of the unit from the top down has a LCD contrast adjustment hole and slide power switch.  The bottom has a DC in power jack and a RJ45 jack for the press connection.  The RJ45 jack provides for the 2 or 3 press sensors and also a LED press light for the bullet seating station.  I plan to make the power switch hole rectangular instead of the elongated circular cut pictured here:

This shows the insides which I've spent a great deal of time working on.  The main PCB shown here is a prototype which has a raw silver side instead of the nicely finished green solder mask the final units will have.  All the the pre-built platform ideas have come together here including on PCB buttons, PCB/LCD cable-less connection, PCB power switch, PCB power jack, accessible contrast adjustment, PCB press jack.

12/06/2009:  The website is finally done and hopefully the domain name will soon propagate fully and all will be up and running.

12/01/2009:  A glimpse of the first pre-built platform prototypes I've built so far: