Nice! It’s very inspirational. I don’t have the room to even to build a mini one, but maybe one day I’ll make room. I’m in the process of learning the software and gathering up tables.
I recommend having flipper button placement exactly relative to where it is on real pinball machine. Those are the buttons you use practically all the time. I know you are building a mini cab but you should scale everything down except flipper button placement. My two cents
Cool. Nice work so far. I ended up having to cut into a small part of the TV on each side for the flipper buttons to go exactly where they should be. Don't forget your lockdown bar will raise your hands up some as well.
I have made a machine myself, but my buttons are so bad and don’t feel right. I have heard that the leaf switch buttons should be more realistic. Do I ned a special controllerboard for those, or will they work with my “usb zero delay” encoder bought cheap on eBay?
For the wood you have selected, what type and thickness? What drill bits for the holes and hole drilling tools used? For the playfield mounting how did you build the mounting?
It's just basic plywood, 3/4" since most arcade buttons are made for that size. The holes depend on what buttons you have, I think they have standard sizes just google it. I had to build a custom mount for the playfield, I use the VESA holes in the back to screw in a piece of wood.
@@metalwoodandelectricity44 ok , I've been trying out forstner bits, hole saws, spades. I've seen some use step bits. I just wanting to find cleaner holes. I had been getting chipping/blow outs in the back.
Looking forward to the series, nice job so far.
Nice! It’s very inspirational. I don’t have the room to even to build a mini one, but maybe one day I’ll make room. I’m in the process of learning the software and gathering up tables.
I recommend having flipper button placement exactly relative to where it is on real pinball machine. Those are the buttons you use practically all the time. I know you are building a mini cab but you should scale everything down except flipper button placement. My two cents
Cool. Nice work so far. I ended up having to cut into a small part of the TV on each side for the flipper buttons to go exactly where they should be. Don't forget your lockdown bar will raise your hands up some as well.
hey i'm on the same stage as you also started building virtual pinball in january. I will follow your progress. Good luck
I have made a machine myself, but my buttons are so bad and don’t feel right. I have heard that the leaf switch buttons should be more realistic. Do I ned a special controllerboard for those, or will they work with my “usb zero delay” encoder bought cheap on eBay?
can you plz tell something about the software or some recources where i can read about, the installation an your tensy software/hardware ...
For the wood you have selected, what type and thickness? What drill bits for the holes and hole drilling tools used? For the playfield mounting how did you build the mounting?
It's just basic plywood, 3/4" since most arcade buttons are made for that size. The holes depend on what buttons you have, I think they have standard sizes just google it. I had to build a custom mount for the playfield, I use the VESA holes in the back to screw in a piece of wood.
@@metalwoodandelectricity44 ok , I've been trying out forstner bits, hole saws, spades. I've seen some use step bits. I just wanting to find cleaner holes. I had been getting chipping/blow outs in the back.
@@darenlim1584 Have a piece of wood behind the wood you want to drill. This gives support and prevents chip out.
what model number are you using from LG for the main table screen?
LG 32UL500-W 32 Inch UHD
is this 4k
Yes
these days plywood is very expensive! 90$ per pannel of 8x4