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How do I keep my coin door closed or add a lock to it?
IceCold:
Please tell me how I could add some sort of latch or lock to this coin door. It'd be nice if I could still open it, but not have it always swinging open...
I don't really know how coin doors are usually done, so please help me out.
anthony691:
--- Quote from: IceCold on May 18, 2003, 09:33:03 pm ---Please tell me how I could add some sort of latch or lock to this coin door. It'd be nice if I could still open it, but not have it always swinging open...
I don't really know how coin doors are usually done, so please help me out.
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Isn't that hole toward the top for a lock?
IceCold:
--- Quote from: anthony691 on May 18, 2003, 09:39:03 pm ---
--- Quote from: IceCold on May 18, 2003, 09:33:03 pm ---Please tell me how I could add some sort of latch or lock to this coin door. It'd be nice if I could still open it, but not have it always swinging open...
I don't really know how coin doors are usually done, so please help me out.
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Isn't that hole toward the top for a lock?
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What type of lock though? And how would I do it?(I don't have a clue :( ) I'm very ignorant when it comes to arcade stuff, sorry.
OSCAR:
You can buy these locks at Home Depot for about $3. You are looking for a 7/8" cam lock and are usually found in the aisle with the screen door and cabinet hardware. If you can't find them locally, many arcade places carry these.
Happ # 42-0641-00
http://www.arcadeshop.com/parts.htm#Parts
SirPeale:
--- Quote from: IceCold on May 18, 2003, 09:33:03 pm ---Please tell me how I could add some sort of latch or lock to this coin door. It'd be nice if I could still open it, but not have it always swinging open...
I don't really know how coin doors are usually done, so please help me out.
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It's just a regular coin door lock. They sell them at Home Depot. I belive it's a 5/8" cylinder lock, IIRC...