It's great for testing alternative operating systems or having a quick-boot surfing system on one hdd and a work related system on the other for example.
The build process is pretty much outlined on the site. Here's how mine looks using a big old 2 deck rotary switch
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjAZXMQq4IFZgPOmcd0_kTLF0OxaCAUfFBUZ63RCX5VUaE-j9VNa8qlmoQoFk4DI64Oyrbwf5SCYy136kH20BpoXyDFGgdAvwJMcTRz7A8w1THUygQyFwG7GCnTTcIRjABRELjgFuU653Y/s400/sata_switch2.jpg)
I had to saw quite a bit off the shaft and spraypaint the knob for it look passable. This is how it looked beforehand:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9ZGVYVkVoO1riXuyPrM4qRsmAdEbRln__eZRybExMp3kyslT7g-epJVhj8gohLXrqtRD5l9p_kLd77WBZD5xtsxdSEP3SGbvdezZYQ0Zp3x7_QGkZklsEHTY-zVISoEGZWW1krc9Jq2c/s400/sata_switch.jpg)
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