DIY 3D printed pinball machine - Testplay with Controller & Sound- Part 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- I've been putting a lot of work into my "Willimas Space Shuttle" pinball for the past weeks. I had to redesign some electronic circuits & to make new PCB for it. Some 3d prints also had to be adjusted for better "playing". The programming is also very complex in some cases, but most of the problems are solved right now.
The pinball is not finished yet, many functions are still missing, currently only a few functions are programmed. But see for yourself...
Sure beats what **I** was doing w MY time over that span!! He made working POP BUMPERS?! 😮💨😮💨 Duuuuude, you’re on track to be a REAL designer/engineer of pins.
KEEP reaching higher! Verrry impressed w this off a 3D PRINTER! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hi, thank you 🙂! Here is the Video of the final Pinball - th-cam.com/video/Sgq4DvL_ENM/w-d-xo.html all my Pinball Videos you can find here - www.youtube.com/@fabe1690/videos and if you like to rebuild some parts, i provide them there - cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models
The amount of wire in the thing. Incredible. Brilliant piece of work!
THX!
This is super cool I cant imagine how hard it is to make a pinball from scratch, keep up the amazing videos😀
THX!!
Very cool machine, even the slings and bumpers works great. The game looks a bit like 'Space Shuttle' from Williams. Nice job!
Thank you! Yes it is a Replica of the Williams Spaceshuttle. Here is a Video of final Machine th-cam.com/video/Sgq4DvL_ENM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cNUQFCCiwbqSofBC
Regards, Fabian
Wow! Impressive!
Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.
Thx!
that is truly a piece of Art ... :)
THX!
That voice sounds very similar to Williams Pin•Bot, which had heck of an attract more, with the voice and segments of the sound track trying to extract currency from your pockets.
Hello, yes that are original Sounds from the Willimas Space Shuttle, my machine is a 100:70 Scale model of it. Greetings, W. Fabaian
@@fabe1690 Nice approach that you have taken. Plenty could find space for a reduced size pin table, but a full size machine could be problematic for some households.
Hi Fabe, very impressive work, can I ask about the solenoids ? are you using the same model for flippers and bumpers ?
THX! i do not use the same for Bumper and Flippers. The one for the Bumper ("JF-1038" ~3A at 30V) was to weak for the flipper. I used a stronger type called "KK-1039B" (~5A at 30V) and for each Flipper i had to use 2 Pc! Greetings from Vienna.
@@fabe1690 Many thanks, I bought your bumper design and is very nice and well documented.
Hi Fabian, would you mind adding the spinner to Cults3d? I was planning to use your ramp stls but it turned out I had to design my own to have a better fit to my playfield design, however I think I could implement the spinner. It would be easier for me to just use something that's already built and see how you implemented sensors. Have you used a standard optical sensor to verify rotations, or was it a slot sensor maybe? I'm also using arduino mega with wav trigger for sounds. Don't worry if you don't want to share those project files, but I thought I'd check.
Hello Simon, sooner or later i will share the Files on cults, probably it will be later. Because when i share STLs i provide usually an electronic circuit example for operating the specific Pinball Part . Even the Spinning Target in terms STL are quite simple, the electronics are not - so i need time for preparing and documenting this.
However, pass me your email and i will send you the STLs.
For the Target i use TCST1103 Photoelectric barrier sensor, On the side there is a "half" wheel attached to the axis of the spinner, this will trigger the sensor on/off each time the spinner turns.
For the wav trigger implantation see Bobs instruction - it helped me a lot! www.hackster.io/BobB/pinball-sounds-and-music-bac92b
Good luck with the pinball construction!
Greetings, fabian
@@fabe1690 Thanks for that, I've just sent an email. That's actually the sensor I was thinking about in conjuction with a type of a 'wheel' with holes that is added to some of the arduino car toys. I did follow bob's tutorial already and have the trigger implemented
I was looking in great detail and I noticed that the flipper system is very well done ...... are you ever going to publish the stl of your pinball construction (Flipper Assembly)-(Drop Target)-(Ramps)- (Lane Guide)-( Slingshot Assembly)-(Kickout Hole) ---- well if you have to pay to download the files no problem (there is a lot of work from you, and that has a value. ) that would be great .. .
I congratulate you for the great enthusiasm and dedication you have given to your pinball...
Hello Rafael, i will provide some assemblies on Cults, but i need time to do it. Providing STL on Cults is quite work intensive, because the most of the assemblies will need an instruction manual. I will go ahead and will start with the Slingshot. I let you know when its online. Greetings, Fabian
@@fabe1690 Thank You .... I will continue to wait patiently but there are no problems ... I appreciate it I would like to show you what I have done .....
In fact, your bumpers work very well with the solenoid that you advised me, but since I had problems with the microswitch, I modified the upper part and put some sheet contacts and it works very well.... it looks great....
Hola amigo 1 pregunta ..... los Slingshot Laterales que estan con los flippers tienes los stl para imprimir ---- y la rampas ----gracias .....funciona super tu pinball
Tienes el link del Flipper : KK-1039B" (~5A a 30V) no lo puedoencontrar para comprar.... gracaias
Lo puedes encontrar en Aliexpress
@@KaLiDEM Hello, yes you can find it on AliExpress and somtimes at Amazon as well. Here ist the link to the one i use in the Bumper : de.aliexpress.com/item/32365551790.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2deu and this one i use for the Flippers : de.aliexpress.com/item/32365820918.html?spm=a2g0o.order_detail.0.0.271663687b6ih9&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu i use the 12V rated types.
sorry - that anwer should go to Rafael
Muito bom seu projeto, o melhor que eu já vi no youtube, gostaria de saber você usa placas de arduino, e para os flipers vc usa dois solenoides, e se vai disponibilizar os arquivos para impresão do conjunto dos flipers. e parabéns pelo projeto>
Thanks! I do already provide some STLs on Cults3d, In the moment im in the process to provide the Flipper STLs. Check out from time to time my Cults page cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/creations
Regards, Fabian
super sick
Excellent work! What ball size do you use? And what dimensions of the table?
Hi, the Ball has 21.5mm diameter, the playfield is ~1000x500mm, greeting, Fabian
Considering this is a replica of a space shuttle do you believe a replica of a later wpcs game could work using similar components
Hello, i think thats possible. What Pinball did you think off? Greetings, Fabian
ufff uufff un crack!!
look like the ball is too big and heavy.
Hola tienes un link para descargar tu Ramp Derecha ....????
Hello Rapahel, i just put the Big Ramp on Cults3D.
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pinball-ramp-nr-1
Greetings, Fabian
Muchas gracias ---- thank you .....
Ausgezeichnet!
Danke!
hello which sunoid do you use for the flippers?
Hello Theo, i use per Flipper 2 Pc. K-1039 Solenoids, i need to supply it with ~30V to have adequate power. But Anyway you need some protective Electronics even operated with 12V, first a general overheat prtotction -> watch this video: th-cam.com/video/GWccjgqyEhg/w-d-xo.html and PWN to keep the Flipper in the active position. Greetings from vieanna
here you can find it -> de.aliexpress.com/item/32365820918.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2deu&spm=a2g0o.order_list.0.0.21ef5c5fLjC14R
i use the 12v Version
PWN should be PWM -> pulse width modulation
Hey wunderschöner Tisch
Ich arbeite momentan auch an einem würde mich über eine pn Freunden
Freuen *
Hallo, Hugobobo bin natürlich an deinem Flipper interessiert, hast einen link wo du deinen Vortschritt postest? Grüße aus Wien!
Excuse me friend can I message you about your project
Hello Harry, yes - just post your question here, regards Fabian
@>>Fabe
@@harrylala8373 Hello Harry, well thats a quite genaral question. i have some tipps for you how i startet:
.) dont put yourself unerder pressure, it took me 2,5 Years for a quite simple Machine from the eraly 80s. Atteack from Mars will be much more challenging
.) start with a proto Type, where the aproach is "trial and error"
.) Start collectin the knowledge you need:
x) 3D Printing/Cunstruction was the esiest part
x) you need electronictsknow how, get familar with LT Spice (electronics simulator) and Eaqsy EDA (PCB Production) for Eledctronics.
x) You need to make Stickers - you will need Vector Graphics programm knowledge - i used "Inkscape"
x) As Cad i used "Tinkercas.com"
.) also you need programming skills, is unsed an Ardunio Mega, i didn't use any "ready to go" Pinball Borads or Pinball Libarys for the ardunio.
To speed up, i reccomned to use some parts i provide via Cults3d -> that would speed up a lot your building process (i do not only provide the stl files but also sample electronics circuts).
if you like to get in touch via mail - pls, see my channel info -> www.youtube.com/@fabe1690/about
STLs you can find here -> cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/creations
regards, Fabian
@@fabe1690 thank you very much >>Fabe