You told the entire story of this project with no words and in 3 minutes. The project is cool, but the presentation is truly remarkable. I will literally watch you make anything. Subbed
The mark of any good craftsman is when you see some object affixed to a wall of your house, think "that'll do the trick...", rip it off the wall, and make it part of your project. Kudos!
hey thats so fun ,best 3d printing ive ever seen , I have a cabinet I used a table football cabinet put 32 inch tv in there , love seeing what other people round the world do .
Great work! At first I was confused on the comment about using the tv lol. Now I know why and why that big print. Keep it up! Found out about you from the group.
Love this so much, you did amazing! I'm going to try and build a tiny pinball table for my switch console to lay down on top of and use it as the screen, this will leave room for traditional arcade buttons to be soldered to a cheap wireless controller
The cost of the machinery, the products used, many hours of labour, the skill to make it happen ... it’s not a mass production line, so paying for the convenience of having it made for me because I don’t have most of the above equipment & skills.. at least US$200
This guy may have discovered the future of pinball machines. Now if you can only re-create the ability to use a plunger to launch the ball or initiate tilting.
both joysticks are still accessible in the controller, in Pinball FX3 you can use your left thumb to nudge and your right thumb to pull back the "plunger". A full size plunger would be far too complicated for the spirit of the build.
Thanks so much for sharing this. 😊 I build this after i saw your video and It works very well. 😁 Wish i could use this also on my PS5 for playing Pinball. 😎
Awesome! I would like that controller with USB cable for my laptop. I play various pinball games on the emulators and my favourite is Slamtilt for the Amiga.
@@NerdsMakers In fact at th-cam.com/video/cZmcty6b4fA/w-d-xo.html , we can see two open ovals in front of your two empty boxes, you can use them for wires and cables for connecting to your TV and power. Cut two round on top for speakers. I don't know if it's possible, but you should add some buttons for - + menu home. So you won't need to put out your joy cons for using these buttons. I am glad I help you out with my ideas.
Can you please tell me how you adjusted your TV to play this pinball game from your switch in Portrait Mode?! Fantastic. Looking forward to your reply!
I just bought an Xbox adaptive controller for 99$ and going to wire up arcade buttons to that and put in a wood box. When I play on switch I notice a considerable lag in the bumpers (over wireless) vs the xbox controller.
How big is the TV/playfield you used? Also, how many grams of filament did you use in total? I'm pricing it out locally and it'll cost $.20 per gram of filament.
It's a 43" Vizio TV, no frills. I used about a full spool of filament, but didn't track it too closely, since there were test prints and other prototypes.
@@NerdsMakers Thank you for the reply, and thank you for designing this project! I've been trying to build a budget-friendly pinball machine and you've made this possible!
I’m considering it, might do an updated design to make printing simpler and use less support material. Man I wish I had a laser cutter, the inside could just be acrylic panels
You told the entire story of this project with no words and in 3 minutes. The project is cool, but the presentation is truly remarkable. I will literally watch you make anything. Subbed
Kyle Nessen thanks very much!
Same over here
Agreed! he is awesome
This was an amazing video, that is what I am gonna do this winter
Initially, I was thinking "This is cool, but a Flip Grip is only $12"
And then you moved your TV and I was immediately on board
This guy is a legend for sharing this.
Amazing.
Quality video with humour.
"Do not eat" ❎ 😂👍
This video quality is amazing keep it going!
Currently printing now! This is awesome. Should be done in about 3 days haha
Hey if it comes out good would you consider selling one
The mark of any good craftsman is when you see some object affixed to a wall of your house, think "that'll do the trick...", rip it off the wall, and make it part of your project. Kudos!
We just bought a new tv and this is exactly what I planned to do with my old one :D If I could buy one, I would.
hey thats so fun ,best 3d printing ive ever seen , I have a cabinet I used a table football cabinet put 32 inch tv in there , love seeing what other people round the world do .
Just found you on Kotaku! This is such a cool idea, and the video presentation is top notch. Instant subscription. :)
Awesome, thank you!
Great work! At first I was confused on the comment about using the tv lol. Now I know why and why that big print. Keep it up!
Found out about you from the group.
Nice job, I made a similar project too but I soldered buttons on an arcade joystick. Good job!
this was the best video of the day. thanks and congrats, that's a great build.
high praise indeed, thanks!
Love this so much, you did amazing! I'm going to try and build a tiny pinball table for my switch console to lay down on top of and use it as the screen, this will leave room for traditional arcade buttons to be soldered to a cheap wireless controller
Very cool. I'd love to make something like this.
Please sell these, please. You have no
Idea how much joy this would bring me.
well, out of curiosity, what would you think the price point would be on one?
@@NerdsMakers to be honest i dont know much about 3d printing, but my gut feels like $80-100 would be well worth it
@@NerdsMakers i would order one too shipped to Australia?
The cost of the machinery, the products used, many hours of labour, the skill to make it happen ... it’s not a mass production line, so paying for the convenience of having it made for me because I don’t have most of the above equipment & skills.. at least US$200
This guy may have discovered the future of pinball machines. Now if you can only re-create the ability to use a plunger to launch the ball or initiate tilting.
both joysticks are still accessible in the controller, in Pinball FX3 you can use your left thumb to nudge and your right thumb to pull back the "plunger". A full size plunger would be far too complicated for the spirit of the build.
This is beautiful.
Incredible work!! Liked and subbed!!
Holy sweet baby Jesus.....you are the man!
Amazing dude, well done
Nice job on the build. Nice job on the video, especially the little dance at the end👌 Subscribed I think you deserved it. Cheers
That's cool as heck!
This is so awesome man you got to sell these.
wooow, congrats! Awesome work :D
that was great mate!!! truly awesome eheh well done :-D
That's awesome
This dude is badass.
Thanks so much for sharing this. 😊
I build this after i saw your video and It works very well. 😁
Wish i could use this also on my PS5 for playing Pinball. 😎
You're welcome 😊
Awesome! I would like that controller with USB cable for my laptop. I play various pinball games on the emulators and my favourite is Slamtilt for the Amiga.
Excellent, merci pour cette superbe vidéo 👍
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We are just finishing up ours with glowing the dark buttons!!
sweet! I'd like to see how that turns out
increíble! saludos desde Argentina!
Duuuuuude, this is so rad!
thanks!
Muy buen video si señor !! Un suscriptor más !!!
muchas gracias mi amigo!
AMAZING video! I love it! Subbed!
thanks!
You absolute legend! 👍❤
I need this for the meta quest controller
I really wish Nintendo would make their own Vpin machine and go crazy with their IP's lol. If they made it similar to the ALP it would make bank!
Awesome work!
thank you!
nice video, and an awesome work :)
Great Work!
Love it!
Saw your vid on Kotaku. GJ. You should put some speakers in your two boxes for better sound.
That’s a great idea! I’m also toying with the idea of making it a full blown Switch dock
@@NerdsMakers In fact at th-cam.com/video/cZmcty6b4fA/w-d-xo.html , we can see two open ovals in front of your two empty boxes, you can use them for wires and cables for connecting to your TV and power. Cut two round on top for speakers.
I don't know if it's possible, but you should add some buttons for - + menu home. So you won't need to put out your joy cons for using these buttons.
I am glad I help you out with my ideas.
With my @promopinball pincab and those buttons can improve the pinball experience... now it´s time for a digital plunger on switch. Enjoy!
That's awesome. I would buy one if you sell them on your website at some point.
thanks! No plans to sell them (at least not yet)
Nerds&Makers I'd love to make one if you share the 3D model
@@ErikChan link in the description
Awesome!!
Thanks!
Can you please tell me how you adjusted your TV to play this pinball game from your switch in Portrait Mode?! Fantastic. Looking forward to your reply!
it's simply "portrait mode" in Pinball FX3, built right in. Just hit the icon on the top left on the main screen
@@NerdsMakers absolutely brilliant! Now when can we get our hands on this 3D printed controller for the switch joy cons ?! Thanks again.
Its on thingiverse. I printed it and used it. Just needed a bit of sanding but it works perfect
Any thoughts on adding a plunger to this so you can get the real pin ball experience launching the ball?
Strong Teller vibes
high praise indeed :-)
@@NerdsMakers you and this channel deserve only the highest praise
Amazingg!!!
I just bought an Xbox adaptive controller for 99$ and going to wire up arcade buttons to that and put in a wood box. When I play on switch I notice a considerable lag in the bumpers (over wireless) vs the xbox controller.
Did it work?
Which software did you use for 3d design?
Autodesk Fusion 360
What size of TV do you use? 28"?
that is a 43" Vizio
@@NerdsMakers thanks for the answer.
2 Questions:
Can you feel the HD Rumble?
How much did you spend for that wicked 3D Printer?
Yes, the rumble works great. That’s a Prusa i3Mk3, $750 for the kit, $999 assembled
So the switch will play in a cabinet mode even when hooked up to the dock ?
yes, at least in these games
Ok. Where can I buy one?
I'll order one
Scusate il ritardo,quanti rotoli neri ci vogliono per crearlo?
How big is the TV/playfield you used? Also, how many grams of filament did you use in total? I'm pricing it out locally and it'll cost $.20 per gram of filament.
It's a 43" Vizio TV, no frills. I used about a full spool of filament, but didn't track it too closely, since there were test prints and other prototypes.
@@NerdsMakers Thank you for the reply, and thank you for designing this project! I've been trying to build a budget-friendly pinball machine and you've made this possible!
Can u plzzzz just sell the two end pieces with the buttons
I’m considering it, might do an updated design to make printing simpler and use less support material. Man I wish I had a laser cutter, the inside could just be acrylic panels
How this channel don't have 1 trillion subs?
what is the music?
it's a track that I found in the TH-cam music library, I don't recall the name but I'll try to remember to look it up the next time I'm editing.
hola me suscribo a tu canal, saludos desde Argentina :)
Muy apreciada :-)
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Wait you’re not supposed to eat those?! 😲😲😲
yeah, who knew?! :-9
Can you make me one please iam building a pinball machine i would buy one please!
Огонь ))))
Love it!!!!