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1500points:
clever. looks like a good idea. thank you
vandale:

--- Quote from: DeLuSioNal29 on January 30, 2013, 12:23:18 pm ---Nice project!  Just curious.  did you buy a pre-fabricated wood kit or did you do it from scratch?  How did you come up with the measurements if you cut everything yourself?

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I used the williams wide body plans, have uploaded here:

http://www.2shared.com/file/HXnPUunl/pinball_cabinet.html

Thanks
vandale:

--- Quote from: 1500points on January 30, 2013, 03:28:51 pm ---looks great on video.  you said a 43 inch screen and a 26 inch screen?  How did you end up making the plunger into a switch?
I have an empty cab waiting for this type of project but just keep putting it off....everytime I see one of these project I get a bit more curious just to go through the build process. 

Nice work.

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Hi, I shortened the plunger shaft or else it was visible on the screen, then simply mounted a switch that opens when the plunger is pulled then connected the wiring to act like the switch is closed when it is actually opened.

Seen in this pic http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/191/20121118170608.jpg/


kixfan:
From the pictures it looks like you did not do the 45 degree angle on the cabinet (where the legs attach).   Is that correct?    Where did you get the lock bar and legs?

Looks great!
Gray_Area:
Niice.  I like that your back box is the same width as the table.

Nudge, even with buttons, is a must. Not to diss, just mentioning, you got some light showin in through the left top side there.

What did you use for the DMD spot?  And, it looks like you dropped the playfield monitor, to the depth of a real playfield, yes?

Man, the table scene has ex-ploded. I gotta at least buy me one of these. On that note, and since you said 'budget build', what was your total cost?
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