I started a new poject: a Bally Fathom Replica in scale about 70:100. This is Part 1. In this Video i design the palyfield for CNC milling & mill the playfield To see more of my DIY Pinball Viedeos: / @fabe1690
Great video! Glad you also highlighted the things that went wrong, thats great for learning! Nachdem Lightburn eine deutsche Oberfläche hatte: Schöne Grüße & freu mich auf dne nächsten Teil 😊
Hi Fabe, I'm doing a replica of a 90's pinball myself. Still didn't start with the table, I'm currently working on a module that can be used to run any pinmame rom to control real hardware. Meaning, after doing that, I could build any table that is available in pinmame. Your videos are very helpful for me and I'm very impressed by your work.
Hello, how are you, will you make the module project available, here in Brazil there are not many people who do this type of projects, I want to build some pinball machines from the 80s and all help will be welcome, thank you. Ola tudo bem, vc vai disponibilizar, o progeto do modulo, aqui no Brazil não tem muitas pessoas que fazem este tipo de projetos, eu quero construir algumas maquinas de pinball dos anos 80 e toda ajuda será bem vinda, obrigado .
@Edu5900 Hello there! Currently, it's just a work in progress. Even the circuit boards are 3d printed breadboards with the components. I'm trying to make everything work before buying some real PCBs. The proyect in its current state is all 3d printed and very bullky, like an external box with lots of connectors. One connector for each element. This, in my case, is to be able to disconnect one table and connect another one. A single controller for any table, useful for small spaces or prototyping of a table replica. The downside is all the work involved with wiring the module to a table and the need of a computer connected via USB to the module. This is planned to be upgraded to use a Raspberry Pi as a computer instead of having an actual computer with a wire to the pinball table. Progress is slow, but it's going fine so far. Thank you for your interest, Edu. I'll gladly help you out in your proyect if I can somehow. Are you trying to build just one pinball table or are you planning on building more in the future?
@@mikelarrutiromero9430 Thank you, at the moment just one to start but I would like to build others here in Brazil, there was a company called Taito that manufactured several tables that were versions of American machines, I would like to be able to work mixed, my interest is to build this table for my own use, Thank you For your attention, I'll send you a shout out for any news, thanks.
@Edu5900 you are welcome! My module might be helpful for your case. It just makes communication between a PC and real hardware. I'm using pinmame as it's what I need for my project, but you could basically use or create any other program to run custom roms, if you know how the module works, anything is possible. My goal is that the module supports 128 inputs and 256 outputs. Enough to recreate any table or go wild and overengineer something new.
@@mikelarrutiromero9430 Hello, how are you, I wanted to know if I can use (Placa Zero Delas Usb Árcade Joystick P/Raspberry Pi3 P) to activate solenoids through the PC and which program I can do this using the ROM of the pinball machine, in fact I wanted to install the ROM on the Arduino Mega and then distribute it to the other parts of the table, I haven't started anything yet, I just want to know what would be the best way to create the Pinball Machine, OK, Thanks
Hi! Great job and very good videos. I think it’s the best tutorial for DIY pinball machines. And this is a very big problem for me - looks like I’ll try to repeat this project. And it will take all my free time for the next future 😅. If I’ll start to do this, can I disturb you time to time with stupid questions? Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledges and experience!
Thx! You can get in touch with by mail, you'll find it in the Channel Info. To speed up your Project you can use STLs and Greber Files i provide here: cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models
Are the svg files of the components like flippers and bumpers also available for download somewhere? And did you diy the cnc or is it based on an already existing project. If so is it possible to share that info also? Thank you! Keep up the great work! Love to see more and build my own!
Hi Thanks! I do provide some STLs Designs for 3d printig, as well Greber Files to make the needed PCB. You can find them ob cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models.
@@fabe1690 yeah I saw that. Discussing with my dad who is gonna buy them 😂. Do you also have some sort of guide to have the points system? And if possible also your cnc
@@yornola Hi, the CNC is a self build "MPCNC" = mostly printed CNC" -> heres the Web Page docs.v1e.com/mpcnc/intro/ However i found out that this is not worth the work. if i ever will do another Pinball Machine i will do it again by manual milling. The stensils/templatea for that are also included with the Files on cults3d. I'm not sure what you mean with points system - if you mean the controller controlling all asseblys, diplay etc.: i use a Ardunio Mega (with some STLs on Cults3d i include also some example code), with no special "Pinball" Libarys - i did programm it from scratch.
Hello, no will not make a complete kit out of it. But i will and already do provide some Designes needed for a pinballmaschine via this link cults3d.com/de/benutzer/wilfriedfabian/3d-modelle Regrads
Legal que voce vai fazer outro projeto de pinball, gostaria de saber, se você vai disponibilizar o arquivo pra impressão das peças em 3D, e outra curiosidade, eu consigo usar os Roms do visual pinball pra o arduíno, ainda vou começar a fazer um curso de arduíno você acha que eu consigo fazer o fliperama pinball do zero também
Olá, obrigado! Forneço os arquivos STL para impressão 3D e os arquivos gerber para as placas de controle eletrônico em cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models. Alguns também incluem exemplos de códigos de programa para o Ardunio MEGA. Acho que você também pode construir uma máquina de pinball do zero. O bom é que você aprende muito (eletrônica, design 3D, impressão 3D, edição gráfica, ...). Saudações Fabiano PS: foi traduzido com o Google Translator Hi, thanks! I provide the STL files for 3D printing and the gerber files for the electronic control boards on cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models. Some of them also include sample program codes for the Ardunio MEGA. I think you can also build a pinball machine from scratch. The great thing is that you learn a lot in the process (electronics, 3D design, 3D printing, graphic editing, ...). Greetings Fabian PS: translated with Google Translate
Great, informative video. You have a lot more patience than I ever would. Looking forward to the next video.
THX!
Great video! Glad you also highlighted the things that went wrong, thats great for learning!
Nachdem Lightburn eine deutsche Oberfläche hatte: Schöne Grüße & freu mich auf dne nächsten Teil 😊
Hallo, danke, ich arbeite schon an Teil 2. LG
Hi Fabe, I'm doing a replica of a 90's pinball myself. Still didn't start with the table, I'm currently working on a module that can be used to run any pinmame rom to control real hardware. Meaning, after doing that, I could build any table that is available in pinmame. Your videos are very helpful for me and I'm very impressed by your work.
Hello, how are you, will you make the module project available, here in Brazil there are not many people who do this type of projects, I want to build some pinball machines from the 80s and all help will be welcome, thank you.
Ola tudo bem, vc vai disponibilizar, o progeto do modulo, aqui no Brazil não tem muitas pessoas que fazem este tipo de projetos, eu quero construir algumas maquinas de pinball dos anos 80 e toda ajuda será bem vinda, obrigado .
@Edu5900 Hello there! Currently, it's just a work in progress. Even the circuit boards are 3d printed breadboards with the components. I'm trying to make everything work before buying some real PCBs. The proyect in its current state is all 3d printed and very bullky, like an external box with lots of connectors. One connector for each element. This, in my case, is to be able to disconnect one table and connect another one. A single controller for any table, useful for small spaces or prototyping of a table replica. The downside is all the work involved with wiring the module to a table and the need of a computer connected via USB to the module. This is planned to be upgraded to use a Raspberry Pi as a computer instead of having an actual computer with a wire to the pinball table. Progress is slow, but it's going fine so far.
Thank you for your interest, Edu. I'll gladly help you out in your proyect if I can somehow. Are you trying to build just one pinball table or are you planning on building more in the future?
@@mikelarrutiromero9430 Thank you, at the moment just one to start but I would like to build others here in Brazil, there was a company called Taito that manufactured several tables that were versions of American machines, I would like to be able to work mixed, my interest is to build this table for my own use, Thank you For your attention, I'll send you a shout out for any news, thanks.
@Edu5900 you are welcome! My module might be helpful for your case. It just makes communication between a PC and real hardware. I'm using pinmame as it's what I need for my project, but you could basically use or create any other program to run custom roms, if you know how the module works, anything is possible. My goal is that the module supports 128 inputs and 256 outputs. Enough to recreate any table or go wild and overengineer something new.
@@mikelarrutiromero9430 Hello, how are you, I wanted to know if I can use (Placa Zero Delas Usb Árcade Joystick P/Raspberry Pi3 P) to activate solenoids through the PC and which program I can do this using the ROM of the pinball machine, in fact I wanted to install the ROM on the Arduino Mega and then distribute it to the other parts of the table, I haven't started anything yet, I just want to know what would be the best way to create the Pinball Machine, OK, Thanks
Hi! Great job and very good videos. I think it’s the best tutorial for DIY pinball machines. And this is a very big problem for me - looks like I’ll try to repeat this project. And it will take all my free time for the next future 😅. If I’ll start to do this, can I disturb you time to time with stupid questions? Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledges and experience!
Thx! You can get in touch with by mail, you'll find it in the Channel Info. To speed up your Project you can use STLs and Greber Files i provide here: cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models
Nice video, I've been following you for a long time and I want to make a pinball with my own design, I like the content of the channel, regards
Thanks a lot!
Are the svg files of the components like flippers and bumpers also available for download somewhere?
And did you diy the cnc or is it based on an already existing project. If so is it possible to share that info also? Thank you!
Keep up the great work! Love to see more and build my own!
Hi Thanks! I do provide some STLs Designs for 3d printig, as well Greber Files to make the needed PCB. You can find them ob cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models.
@@fabe1690 yeah I saw that. Discussing with my dad who is gonna buy them 😂. Do you also have some sort of guide to have the points system?
And if possible also your cnc
@@yornola Hi, the CNC is a self build "MPCNC" = mostly printed CNC" -> heres the Web Page docs.v1e.com/mpcnc/intro/
However i found out that this is not worth the work. if i ever will do another Pinball Machine i will do it again by manual milling. The stensils/templatea for that are also included with the Files on cults3d.
I'm not sure what you mean with points system - if you mean the controller controlling all asseblys, diplay etc.: i use a Ardunio Mega (with some STLs on Cults3d i include also some example code), with no special "Pinball" Libarys - i did programm it from scratch.
@@fabe1690 thanks for all the info. Definitely will check out your cults3D page for more info and code. Very excited to see your new build!
Do you plan on making a complete kit of pinball machine?
Hello, no will not make a complete kit out of it. But i will and already do provide some Designes needed for a pinballmaschine via this link
cults3d.com/de/benutzer/wilfriedfabian/3d-modelle
Regrads
Legal que voce vai fazer outro projeto de pinball, gostaria de saber, se você vai disponibilizar o arquivo pra impressão das peças em 3D, e outra curiosidade, eu consigo usar os Roms do visual pinball pra o arduíno, ainda vou começar a fazer um curso de arduíno você acha que eu consigo fazer o fliperama pinball do zero também
Olá, obrigado! Forneço os arquivos STL para impressão 3D e os arquivos gerber para as placas de controle eletrônico em cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models. Alguns também incluem exemplos de códigos de programa para o Ardunio MEGA. Acho que você também pode construir uma máquina de pinball do zero. O bom é que você aprende muito (eletrônica, design 3D, impressão 3D, edição gráfica, ...). Saudações Fabiano
PS: foi traduzido com o Google Translator
Hi, thanks! I provide the STL files for 3D printing and the gerber files for the electronic control boards on cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models. Some of them also include sample program codes for the Ardunio MEGA. I think you can also build a pinball machine from scratch. The great thing is that you learn a lot in the process (electronics, 3D design, 3D printing, graphic editing, ...). Greetings Fabian
PS: translated with Google Translate