DIY pinball

My wooden DIY pinball. Ramps at 0:43. I plan to make it digital using a Raspberry Pi and a Camera.
More details on hackaday.io/project/15683-rpi...

[@Famiklor]

I remember when I was the kid, playing Space Cadet on Windows XP give me and my bro idea to made our own wooden Pinball and we made flipper buttons with plastic sticks for laudry or how to say it, English is not my primary language. Your pinball is the best, and i don't care what everyone else thinks. You definately gave me 100 ideas, and one day I will make my own, remembering this video. Keep up the good work!

[@georgeandmaryann]

Nice job, I also made one , mines purely mechanical too, and I have it posted

[@King_Henry]

Awesomeness

[@DrausioLepschDropmaster]

Legal. Eu fiz um desse em 1985. Formava fila de amigos em casa pra jogar.

[@juanmanuel-ov3sd]

Hi where could i get the construction drawings?

[@luissadra9026]

Hello, very good base. Try a heavier marble and lower the angle of fall. A hug.

[@BurstFlare]

I think you should have made it so that the ball returns to the launching area on its own when it falls past the flippers.

[@vanderengland5775]

Burst Flare that’s pretty hard to do

[@hanellipsis]

Well, come see this one!!
th-cam.com/video/oh2r1E1TlKQ/w-d-xo.html

[@ManuellyPereira1]

Nice!

[@alfianarif2351]

Dijual gak mas

[@Mark-yb1sp]

Blue prints please?

[@haltux]

There were no blue prints. It was done by hand, on the fly. And if it had to be done again (which might be), I would not do it the same way, I would use a proper "corridor" for the launcher, and the flippers would not be that close to the bottom.

[@RichGuano]

This just goes to show that it does not take balls of Steele to play pinball.

[@ravel...6962]

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