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GAJoe:

--- Quote from: GinsuVictim on April 10, 2008, 12:25:26 pm ---Mine is 23 5/8" x 11"




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That's almost exactly the width I'm working with, too.  Do you find it fairly comfortable for two people stand side by side with that much space?
protokatie:
Ginsu, are those Esticks?

If they are, any ideas on how to get the top plate to stay in place? Im only using Esticks right now because they were cheap and easy to install, but I am planning on modding the CP design (or doing it from scratch again later) with U360s. It would still be nice to make the top plate stay in the same place tho...
GAJoe:

--- Quote from: protokatie on April 30, 2008, 04:10:15 am ---Ginsu, are those Esticks?

If they are, any ideas on how to get the top plate to stay in place? Im only using Esticks right now because they were cheap and easy to install, but I am planning on modding the CP design (or doing it from scratch again later) with U360s. It would still be nice to make the top plate stay in the same place tho...

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Don't they have a nut on them that you tighten down like a pushbutton does?
Ginsu Victim:

--- Quote from: GAJoe on April 30, 2008, 03:56:53 am ---
--- Quote from: GinsuVictim on April 10, 2008, 12:25:26 pm ---Mine is 23 5/8" x 11"




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That's almost exactly the width I'm working with, too.  Do you find it fairly comfortable for two people stand side by side with that much space?


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Pretty much comfy. As long you or your friends aren't a bunch of sweaty fat asses, it's fine. My wife and I love playing it.


--- Quote from: protokatie on April 30, 2008, 04:10:15 am ---Ginsu, are those Esticks?

If they are, any ideas on how to get the top plate to stay in place? Im only using Esticks right now because they were cheap and easy to install, but I am planning on modding the CP design (or doing it from scratch again later) with U360s. It would still be nice to make the top plate stay in the same place tho...

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I've gotten rid of the Happ Universals and switched to U360s myself. However, to keep the top plate in place, you need to cut notches to match the ones on the bottom of the plate. Then tighten the ---Cleveland steamer--- out of the nut. The part that rotates for Q*Bert is supposed to be the switchplate anyway.


--- Quote from: GAJoe on April 30, 2008, 05:15:38 am ---
--- Quote from: protokatie on April 30, 2008, 04:10:15 am ---Ginsu, are those Esticks?

If they are, any ideas on how to get the top plate to stay in place? Im only using Esticks right now because they were cheap and easy to install, but I am planning on modding the CP design (or doing it from scratch again later) with U360s. It would still be nice to make the top plate stay in the same place tho...

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Don't they have a nut on them that you tighten down like a pushbutton does?

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Exactamundo!
Jdurg:
Mine is 16" deep and 28.5" wide at the back and front.  In the middle of the sides, it juts out to 37.5" wide.  I've got a 3" Happ Trackball in the middle.  My layout is in the artwork section under "Family Guy CP Artwork".
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