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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: missioncontrol on December 17, 2005, 04:34:03 pm
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I was going to cut the hole for my coin door today when I realized that my coind door had no fram around it. which would mean that I need to screw the hinge directly into the wood. I don't really think that would look very good and not how they are supposed to be. Anybody have any idea for a cheap alternative in manifacturing a frame that would loog good?
thanks....
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Could you "tak-weld" some type of bracket onto the back so you can errrr... mount it from the rear?
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First I would clean that Puppy up! Peale has a good tutorial over on his website...I tried looking for it but could not find it.
My Happs Over/Under door is secured with these metal clips secured into screw holes, maybe you could do something similar?
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yeah I was planning on cleaning it....
I'll look for his tutorial
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Here is a link (http://retroblast.com/articles/coindoorrestore.html) to the Retroblast article on restoring a coin door.
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First I would clean that Puppy up! Peale has a good tutorial over on his website...I tried looking for it but could not find it.
http://www.pealefamily.net/tech/newmame/coindoor/
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First I would clean that Puppy up! Peale has a good tutorial over on his website...I tried looking for it but could not find it.
http://www.pealefamily.net/tech/newmame/coindoor/
Thats the one...The Stingray/MC uber slackness must be contagious and rubbing off... :)
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Instead of fabricating a frame which would probably entail endless trips to Homedepot and tons of wasted time I would look for a cheapie on greedbay with a frame. Seems like you can usually pick one up for a few bucks which is what it would cost to rig up a frame. Also I would throw a poll on here with your options so everyone could vote and decide what to do for you.
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Instead of.....endless trips to Homedepot and tons of wasted time
I stopped reading whatever tripe you had to say when you paired up "instead of" with the rest of that quote there. Anyone who thinks you should do something "instead of" Home Depot trips and wasting time has no place speaking.
;)
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Instead of.....endless trips to Homedepot and tons of wasted time
I stopped reading whatever tripe you had to say when you paired up "instead of" with the rest of that quote there. Anyone who thinks you should do something "instead of" Home Depot trips and wasting time has no place speaking.
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Sorry, while I love mind-numbing trips to Home-depot as much as the next red-blooded american I was figuring the time would be better spent on constructive cabinet making. I figured that beings as MC lives in the boonies the nearest HD is like at least 15 miles and with gas being as expensive as it is......
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I see where you're going with this, and I accept your apology. I too believe he should fashion a new house out of the dumpsters behind Home Depot ;D
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Maybe you should just make a recess where the hinge goes so its flush with the door front, and use "designer" screws. It may not look so bad as you think, and it's more simple.
Can't you take the cab indoors ? looks freezing over there
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Instead of.....endless trips to Homedepot and tons of wasted time
I stopped reading whatever tripe you had to say when you paired up "instead of" with the rest of that quote there. Anyone who thinks you should do something "instead of" Home Depot trips and wasting time has no place speaking.
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Sorry,
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it's 30 miles away
15 miles away is the first grocery store
Wow,
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it's 30 miles away
15 miles away is the first grocery store
Wow...that must suck having to travel that distance all the time to replace parts on your broken down Bronco ;) ;D
I haven't forgotten about this: :P
how about this:
JEEP, the next best thing to a Bronco Wink
missioncontrol's idea FTW
Grin
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it's 30 miles away
15 miles away is the first grocery store
Wow...that must suck having to travel that distance all the time to replace parts on your broken down Bronco
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it's 30 miles away
15 miles away is the first grocery store
Wow...that must suck having to travel that distance all the time to replace parts on your broken down Bronco ;) ;D
In areas like that, the grocery store usually doubles as the auto parts store ;D
And the adult book store ;D ;D
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MC doesn't need an adult bookstore. He's got the internets
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MC doesn't need an adult bookstore. He's got the internets
Dial-up pR0n is no way to go through life son
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well I'm down to two alternatives.....
1) use the over under door that was ment for my Crystal Castles restore.
2) Search Home Depot and lowes endlesly until I find a solution.
C) wait till I save enough scratch to order a new coin door.
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2) Search Home Depot and lowes endlesly
Smartest thing I've ever seen you post. Is someone else posting under your name?
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The coin door in your pictures is a "Coin Controls" brand and is manufactured to metric standards. There are no known substitutes to fit that door. You must find another Coin Controls door & frame assembly. Why didn't yours come with a frame?
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The coin door in your pictures is a "Coin Controls" brand and is manufactured to metric standards. There are no known substitutes to fit that door. You must find another Coin Controls door & frame assembly. Why didn't yours come with a frame?
Ken, what do you NOT know about this hobby? Glad to have you here! :D
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Ken, what do you NOT know about this hobby?
How to make us sane. Those several swats to the head with a 2x4 only caused Stingray to increase the insanity ;D
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Why didn't yours come with a frame?
It was like this when I got a hold of it I found it in a building that used to be an arcade. The building was getting ready to be demolished and I talked a guy into letting me in to see what I could find. That was the only thing I found.
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You lose at finding stuff.
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I know I also found a beat up Crystal Castles once and it's got a broken neckboard and havn't fixed it yet...