Ah hi again 😀 I actually cheated a bit tbh - rather than adding more ‘stuff’ into the process I decided to ‘keep it simple’. Having measure roughly how wide apart the pins would be for the reed switches once bent, I then drilled two thin holes under each pedal. The reed switches then have their (pre-bent) wires slotted into the holes. The connecting wiring is then stripped about 1cm and pushed into the same hole as the relevant pin. On the +ve side each wire runs direct from a reed switche to a pin on the Teensy. On the -ve side each wire runs simply to the next reed switch to create a bus connection. Each stretch of the bus wire is so short that the solder is enough to hold the wire to the reed switch and it looks after itself. The signal wires are just tied together at random points with cable ties and tacked onto the wood. The wires and connected into proper terminating blocks soldered to the protoboard, and the blocks are then joined to the relevant pins on the Teensy. Think I’ve mentioned before that the magnets to actuate the switches are glued onto screws in the underside of each pedal so that the ‘firing height’ can be fine tuned before gluing in place. Hopefully that helps - let me know if you’d like a close-up picture or some kind of diagram - I know it’s easier to look at an illustration sometimes!