Thanks again for taking the time to setup, record, and explain some of your processes! I love watching the journey these pins go through! Each step is so fascinating and the sanding shots are ALWAYS so satisfying to watch. You're based in the U.S. right? Who do you send your boards to for repair? I have a No Fear and Popeye that could use professional board repair.
@@highendpins Thank you very much for answering my question! I've been trying to learn about pin repair and soldering but I just don't think its worth the risk to me. I'd much rather have a professional do the board repairs. I'll stick to the under-playfield mechs for my soldering adventures lol.
No problem. Anytime there is a good reliable service provider for something you are not comfortable or good at doing you will almost always be better off going that way than doing it yourself.
@@highendpins I couldn't agree more. Better to have someone do it right the first time, rather than you try it and now they have to fix YOUR mistake AND the issue!! Great pinball content, please keep these awesome pin-series going!! :D
Thanks again for taking the time to setup, record, and explain some of your processes! I love watching the journey these pins go through! Each step is so fascinating and the sanding shots are ALWAYS so satisfying to watch. You're based in the U.S. right? Who do you send your boards to for repair? I have a No Fear and Popeye that could use professional board repair.
Yes. I use The Coin Op Cauldron for my board repairs. Have been for twenty years. Great service provider.
@@highendpins Thank you very much for answering my question! I've been trying to learn about pin repair and soldering but I just don't think its worth the risk to me. I'd much rather have a professional do the board repairs. I'll stick to the under-playfield mechs for my soldering adventures lol.
No problem. Anytime there is a good reliable service provider for something you are not comfortable or good at doing you will almost always be better off going that way than doing it yourself.
@@highendpins I couldn't agree more. Better to have someone do it right the first time, rather than you try it and now they have to fix YOUR mistake AND the issue!! Great pinball content, please keep these awesome pin-series going!! :D