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Just got off the phone w/ a place here in NJ and they want $40 a square foot for 3/16" tempered glass. A playfield is roughly 8 sq feet (a bit under, but I'm sure they'll round up). Thats $320 for a piece of glass that goes for $44 shipped from pinballlife. Unfortunately, the standard playfield glass is a tad small for my cab, so custom may be to only way to go. I'm curious what you guys have paid for your glass, and where you got it. I'm thinking maybe I can just order from out of state, or even out of country and have it shipped for less than the $320 it's going to cost me locally.
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Sorry for the newb question. I ordered a custom lock down bar so I know the width I need to know the depth. Measure from front of cab how many inches up is it? Trying to place my playfied tv need to know if the lockdown bar will cover the button holes.
Last reply by kizam33, -
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Hi guys, im quite ending my cabinet and it's time for wiring i prepare a little schematich here... sorry for italian language but people could see wiring. i have everything with 12v power (contactors, gear, led.... everything) except knocker: for it i have a 24vcc power (obviously controlled by relay) questions are: - how could i connect the four kick harness of ledwiz (1-8, 9-16, 17-24, 25-32) with 12v if i have in port 8 the knocker working at 24v? - it's really important wire the four bank with 12v if every component (contactors, gear leds...) take the positive directly from 12v power?7 thanks guys
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Kit Features: Control unit controlling digital plunge functions, button input functions and realistic, stable analog nudging functions. Plunger Features: Smooth, repeatable action Stable, consistent performance Compatibility with VP, FP and Pinball FX2 Nudge Features: Complete configuration compatibility with VP, FP and Pinball FX2 control settings Automatic return to zero positioning Realistic and stable performance Input Features: 8 Hard Coded standard keyboard control inputs 4 User customiseable (within game control settings page) gamepad buttons Fully debounced inputs for consistent, reliable function User upgradeable firmware for future enhancement rel…
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Hey All just finished my Cabinet 39" Insignia 28 " Hanspree (basketball) 17" Generic Monitor Asus Board GTX 640 - Playfield GTX 620 - DMD Backglass 8GM MEM AMD Processor 128 GB SSD 250 W Speakers 4x45 Amp Pyle 8" Sub Stern Legs Lockdown bar / Receiver Tron Decal set Side Rails 24v siemens contators knocker Thanks to all of the great help on the forums, tons of info just need to know where to find it. P.S. yes i know my plunger is upside down, did that for space.
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SIEMENS-24VDC-COIL-4-N-O-CONTACTS-CONTACTOR-3RH1140-1BB40-LOT-OF-5-/310661275266?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4854dade82 not sure if this goes against the rules, or move it to relevant area or delete... cheers
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I figured I'd start a thread now that my project has officially started. I spent the last few months lurking and reading a lot before I committed. Backstory: I posted an ad on craigslist a month ago for an empty pinball cabinet. A local called me and said he had an empty Williams Phoenix machine (standard size) and would deliver to me for $100 and some change. He called me a few days later and said he had another cab in better shape, a 1980 Williams Blackout (also standard size). He came by and brought me both cabinets. He thought the project was cool and gave me both cabinets in case I needed anything. The Blackout cabinet was pretty complete minus the electronics, pl…
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Amazing how much experience and knowledge this forum contains, respect to you all and I just love Hyperspin and this community! After my initiation with building an arcade cabinet and reading tons of threads and examples of pinball cabinet builds I am finally ready to start my own pinball cabinet build. I'm really looking forward to the whole project and I'm sure there are going to be some difficult design/implementation moments. I probably have some questions during these moments and I hope you are willing and able to help me out . Cabinet: - Standard measures Bally cabinet (new) Screens: - Panasonic TX-39AS500 (39") - AOC M2870V (28") - LP156WF1 TL C1 15.6” LAPTOP…
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EDITED with new HW info. Current Status: So, finally… after years lurking on the site, it’s time for me to start my build. Hi there, this is the beginning of the Life Taker thread. Why Life Taker? Well, the cab will probably not receive any decals, or fancy theme. It will get a nice black satin paint and the name “Blackie” was already taken. So I thought that Life Taker is perfectly appropriate if I keep in mind the many hours (days?) spent reading your amazing threads, and also the many days (years?) that I’ll spend playing on it. For the specs: PC: -W7 64 -Proc. Intel i5 @3.3Ghz Overcloacked -Mother board Asus P8P67 -8G Ram -Video card GeForce GTX 560 Ti O…
Last reply by Pinball999, -
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Well listeners to my podcast and folks that know me will have seen me posting pinball Screen shots After setting up " Hyperpin " and setting up future pin tables (with a huge help from the top man Mike! I've been running pinball tables using 32 plasma and a 19 monitor screen balanced on top of it ( tut tut all exposed wired! ) Using a few spare buttons I've had great results Now my original idea was to make a slim table and plug the HDMI and monitor into arcade machine But I think if I'm lucky in the furture I maybe able to pick up a PC to fit inside it that will run it by itself So copying some designs on here I decided to make it full sizeish... So…
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Hey guys... Im building a minipin, and Im looking to start putting together the force feedback section of the build, just curious if any of you might have a good resource for some contactors to use for a decent price? as well as a shaker motor? I understand the Siemens - 3RT1015-1BB41 are what I need to look for, so I get a good "thunk" and response reset-time. Any help would be really great! Thank you very much! Ill post pics of the progress soon, the bottom box is built and mapped out, it's coming along nicely, a few bumps in the road since its a mini, I have internal space issues, but no worries
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I decide to make a matching pin cab to go along my arcade machine and I'm glad I did Arcade machine build http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forum/showthread.php?31043-Out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new 3 screen cab 46"x30"x17" 8 contactors 10 rgb LEDs flashers 5 on top 5 above screen 4 strobe 2 on top 2 above screen Zebs booster board with spinner and motor Vp plunger v2 7 ulitmarc rgb buttons Knocker And much more just forgot what eels I put into it Soild black walnut with polished aluminum on sides and polished stainless stell coin door and side railings I haven't got to get lockdown bar polished yet All metal is flush to wood Just the wood stacked up waiting…
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I'm looking a getting a 27" led for my mini build I'm about to start, for the playfield. A friend thought I may research the refresh rate and ask if I should be pursuing 120 hz or if 60hz is ok?
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For the longest time I have had my actual computer side of house ready to go. I finally got 2 sheets of MDF to build my Cabinet. I am still missing parts but The cabinet is the worst part. So now it will all fall into line. NAME: PINBALL UNKNOWN I like it. Its simple and leaves the mind a wonder. I am thinking of getting the Twilight Zone artwork modified to accommodate this. Parts: Gigabyte Mobo i5 2600k oc'd to 4.5ghz EVGA 760 GTX 4GB Card 8GB's 1866 Ram 120GB Sandisk SSD Win 7 Home Samsung LCD 46" Sony LCD 30" Vishay BLUE DMD. Far as I know I am the only person with one. I could be completely wrong though. GP-40 Wiz for now PARTS To Buy: All pinball p…
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I have a Data Guns and Roses 25" lockdown bar for the wide body cabs. I am going to try to sell it on ebay but i wanted to check with you guys before i do anything. I am looking to trade with someone or you can just buy it from me. $50 and its your. If you want to trade, i am looking for anything electrical for the cab because thats my next phase. I sanded it down to metal , prime and painted 2 coats of gloss black. Its really nice. If interested let me know. pm me thx
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Hello , after some considerabe thought I have decided to buy a virtual pinball cabinet from VPCabs and I have chosen the model (LE-X) and I am left with a unexpected choice. Initially I planned to go for a 42 inch screen but apparently the 39 inch screen fits in a standard size pinball cabinet and is the most sold model. As I am more of a PC guy than a pinball purist, I am left with what screensize to chose. Do I go for the 42 inch or the more standard 39 inch. I can imagine that having a virtual pin the size of a regular pin would loke nice when its part of a pinball room, in a row of tables (all the same size), but mine will be placed in a arcade stye room with a Vew…
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There's a lot of very powerful computers inside some of these cabinet builds, and specs vary wildly, so I thought it might be a good idea to see who has no stuttering (except for say, Monopoly etc) with the worst computer. Although it's always a good idea to go above and beyond what's currently needed (for futureproofing a cabinet), we might get a baseline of what would be the cheapest way to outfit a cab without sacrificing playability. Specs as well as things like loading times might be handy too. Who's going to win?
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Original link to file: http://pinacolada.danielpotter.com/dmd-art-guide.html Daniel has since closed his site down, and I can not locate the file needed to convert jpg images to DMD-styled images. (PC_DMD-v1.zip) Does anyone have this file that they can post or send to me? I have tried contacting Daniel, but he has not responded. I am hoping to create some custom DMD-styled images for the LCD DMD on my cabinet Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you!
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I am planning on ordering a standard williams size cabinet kit from Virtuapin. I would like to use the following monitors because they are on sale and seem to be a good size match. playfield Insignia NS 40D510NA15 $250 1080p. 60 hz 1,000,000:1 8mhz response time INSIGNIA NS 29D310NA15. $150 720p. 60 hz 1,000,000:1 8mhz response time Questions: 1. 60 hz should be fine correct? 2. I assume 1080 for playfield and standard 720p backglass 3. am I going to regret getting 8mhz monitors? 4. Anyone else have this setup? Thanks! Kevin
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Been away from the scene for a while, now got back into it and see great tables being made for Future pinball I am looking for ACDC is it out ? heaps of video's on youtube, but where to get the table download ?? Sorry if this is not in the right section,
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I am looking for anyone that has a ready to go cadd file for a CNC machine. I have access to one and would like to get my pinball build cut to spec. I don't mind paying either. But let me know Thanks in advance
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Hi all, been lurking here forever, gradually trying to gather the parts and knowledge to build my own cab. I've had a coin door for a while now and would be happy just to have it for access to the cab and for the service switches. Now the question is, would a coin mech fit in to the brackets on the door or am i missing a lot more hardware etc? Thanks for any help. I am excited about starting my build. Hughie
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There's only one certainty here, I'm building a virtual pinball. Ive built a MAME cab from the ground up,so I'm not exactly new to this, but after spending the last two hours looking at various forums and youtube videos, I'm absolutely lost on where to start . The bits Ive mostly worked out - 1) I'm running 3 displays, 42 or 46 inch for the main playfield, a 32 inch for backglass, and a 15 inch for the DMD. 2) Its easy enough for me to build a cabinet as I work with CNC routers and CAD for a living, although I am not ruling out buying an old cabinet shell for a bit of vintage meets new tech Then there's the software, which at the moment feels a bit overwhelming 1)…
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hi all so I recently decided to try and build a cabinet for my games room. I was originally gonna use a 2 monitor setup, however I have a few old TV's laying around so I thought I might as well use them. the tvs I have are a 40" a 19 - 21" and a smaller 14" or 15". So my question is this, to keep costs down can I connect the playfield and backglass to a decent graphics card (which is what I was originally going to do) and then connect the dmd to the original video card in the pc? Although I'm pretty good as a user with computers I'm not very technical so the more simple the answer the better lol. Thanks.
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One of the most common questions asked is 'will this contactor be any good' DeeGor come up with a great idea to create a thread to list all contactor models that people have used. I decided to do a vid of a couple of contactors I have tried and a Alvin G flipper assemsbly. Here is a clip from BitPirate on how he modified his contactors to sound a lot better Would be great if people could post here what contactors they used, makes and models, to give new people a decent short list of what to look for. If I find the time, I will go through peoples threads and see if I can find part numbers and add them to this first post. My contactors in the new build will be…
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