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| Ed_McCarron:
--- Quote from: severdhed on October 25, 2009, 10:51:36 pm ---worst part will be drilling all of the holes for the pegs and trying to get them to be all evenly spaced. --- End quote --- Nah, thats the easy part. Lay a piece of pegboard over your baseplate. Choose which holes fit your pattern. Drill. |
| severdhed:
--- Quote from: Ed_McCarron on October 26, 2009, 08:54:25 am --- --- Quote from: severdhed on October 25, 2009, 10:51:36 pm ---worst part will be drilling all of the holes for the pegs and trying to get them to be all evenly spaced. --- End quote --- Nah, thats the easy part. Lay a piece of pegboard over your baseplate. Choose which holes fit your pattern. Drill. --- End quote --- brilliant!!! :applaud: |
| renobastian100:
ideas sound excellent thus far... I intend on using quarters as the "plinko". Quarter goes in, and if it lands in the right box (triggering a microswitch), you win a prize.... I'll have to check out gambling laws in certain states but I think it can be successful. On another note, I suck at making things (I couldn't freeze water if I tried) so assistance will be greatly appreciated. I can get any/all materials. PM me if interested. |
| Octo:
I don't think it would be considered gambling, more along the lines of a claw game, sometimes you win, sometimes you don't... :dunno |
| Beretta:
im not sure rubber would work.. i think that would actual rob a lot of energy from the quarter, i would use some stiff plastic.. can you buy plastic rods? i think the plastic pegs would not only give you the "plink" you're looking for but also due to it's springy nature give some bounce to the coin. |
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