PSU rear Switch mod advice, electrical assistane needed!!!

Hello ocn, I'm currently working on a new build using an old Xigmatek case i had kicking around and modifying the snot out of it!

Anyways, I've already fabricated this set of switches:



Im going to put that panel on this (some major cutting still needed):


My plan is this, Im going to use both two switches together for power and the other will either power the lighting system or something else...its still in development lol
As you can see ive already got the front plate cut, eventually im going to put both the power button and the reset button on that.
The toggle switches on the top will hopefully work like this:
1 switch will act as a sort of safety switch for the power button, so you have to flick it to make the power button work
Now with the other one, im intending to move the back switch of the psu to here so you have a two stage switch ignition system lol

Is this a foolish idea or is it as simple as i think it is, as in just soldering extra cable to the contacts in the psu and then re-routing the cable to the front panel?
Also, those switches have leds in them, how/can i hook them up? i might just not bother but some advice from an expert would be helpful as im just a nerd with too much time on his hands!

Okay I just got my new psu apart and im a bit stumped, the switches i have look like this:



While the switch in need to take out and replace is wired up like this:


As far as I can see I have 2 posts on the switch I want to use but 4 connections on the psu switch, what goes where!!!!

Can someone please help me with this as I really don't want to destroy this psu, its brand new!
Edited by Jim McNasty - 8/31/12 at 5:03am

Hi guys, thanks for the advice
Ive bought some much higher quality switches which are rated for 250V.....not 12V!!!
They are 4 pin switches like the original so in theory all i have to do is extend each cable and solder it exactly like it was in the original switch.....in theory lol
Ive butchered a few spare power leads i have kicking around for the wires, so the cable I'm using is proper mains rated cables!
Ive already De-soldered the switch (no turning back now!) and soldered on 2 out of 4 extension cables which have been soldered and each join sealed in electrical tape.
Once the other 2 are soldered Im going to braid each cable with some spare MDPC braiding I have in my spares drawer and route it through the case and fit the switch, heat shrinking each post once soldered.
I have to hang fire until tomorrow as i need a new soldering iron, i shall post more pictures when im done.

Any more feedback would be great, im pretty much making this up as i go along but im not stupid, im wanting this to be safe as well as cool to look at!

J
Edited by Jim McNasty - 9/2/12 at 4:23am