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Author Topic: Nintendo/Pretendo cabs: connecting bezel and marquee glass  (Read 756 times)

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Nintendo/Pretendo cabs: connecting bezel and marquee glass
« on: September 13, 2015, 11:02:13 am »
Hi everyone, had a question: on Nintendo cabinets the marquee and bezel meet at a "seam" together at the marquee shelf. I was wondering what people are using as a bracket for this?


...does his question even make sense?  :dunno

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Re: Nintendo/Pretendo cabs: connecting bezel and marquee glass
« Reply #1 on: September 13, 2015, 02:42:22 pm »
If you are looking for the real thing, its called a "Nintendo Lower Marquee / Top Bezel Bracket" and it can be found at MikesArcade.com

However, if you are looking to make you own because the original will not fit, you can see how I did it for my Mini Donkey kong

Spoiler Alert: I just used Drywall corner bead for the lower part and drywall bull nose cornering for the top. (Had to bend that one open a little) Then used magnets to hold the bezel on.


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