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bobbyb13:
SOoooo.....

I have been excited about building something that wasn't emulation.

Apparently I'm taking baby steps.

Somehow got lucky enough to be in on a recent batch of Jrok Multi-Williams boards and since I still can't stop playing Stargate (even though I REALLY suck at it) I figured a dedicated machine (which actually existed in the wild?!) was a must.

If for no other reason than I can actually have something to play while I continue to fight with software on
EVERY
OTHER
MACHINE
I
HAVE
BUILT
(except the 60 in 1 bartop- but that REALLY doesn't count.)

Anyway, I built a bench unit of the Jrok a few weeks ago to make sure I could actually get it to work and I was excited to see that I wasn't completely incompetent-

So here we go!



Was proud of myself that I cut every panel necessary for this thing (including the bevels to accommodate proper mating- and slot routing for t-moulding too) in 4 hours.
Of course that doesn't count the hour I spent making a template weeks ago (how long does this take normal people?!) or the time I spent with graph paper, a pencil, bevel square, protractor, a profile silhouette of a Defender off the internets and a calculator to make something that would fit into the knee-wall dimensions of the arcade loft reasonably-

Yeesh.

And so- why not gang cut if you have a wormdrive saw with a lot of mass to it?!
Certainly saves time-



Just leave the things clamped together after, and a light sand and routing takes less time and yields an adequate result.

And after I ripped a third sheet into 25" wide chunks so I could make all the other bits...



And now that it is 9:30 pm out here in the middle of nowhere...  wp34 has unwittingly encouraged me to mix a proper MaiTai  :D and see if the primer I have a bucket of still will work on wood too.


Anybody know where one could still buy a stencil kit for a full size upright Defender style Multi-Williams?!
 :)

bobbyb13:
I skipped the MaiTai and went straight to priming-



Glad I dug around in the paint can pile because I had forgotten that I still had some quick dry alkyd primer from doing the fascia on the house.

Of course I was trying to not kill more brain cells and was a good boy and painted them outside and then it starting sprinkling on my work so had to move it all into the shop.

At least this weekend I should be able to make the speaker, vent and coin door hole decisions and paint and assemble this one.

6 man hours deep
Mike A:
Thus guy has stencils, but he is really slow.

https://thisoldgame.com/shop/ols/products/stargate-stencil-set

You will need to send him an email and ask when and if he will have what you want.
Mike A:
Nice work.

Your path to the dark side is almost complete.

javeryh:
Damn bobby you are really inspired these days!  Great start.   :cheers:
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