This is like music to my ears You're welcome.

Glad I could share this with you and the other folks here, To me that is Golden.
Enjoy!

and a Black Friday Bump!

If anyone is interested.. have 5 full sets left on these. 8 Speaker panels. Thats going to be it for awhile on this batch. I have other projects in progress that I need to focus my time and materials to.

By now ..most of you should have your orders. As of right now. I think everyone is pretty happy.

Happy Flipping!

-Joe

Thank you Greg for your mini-review. This means a lot to me

A LOT!

I don't know abuot the rest of you guys.. but when it comes to the little Mrs. .. she is usually right.

Anytime .Bro. enjoy them!!!

-Joe

I see you are sporting WOLOWIZARDS "For those about to Rock" sticker as well.

Ok so..I been getting a few questions on installation tips
So I have this little write up..I plan on making a demo video shortly but her this is for now,
This is how I do it.
SAFTEY FIRST: TAKE YOUR PLUG OUT
1) remove your lock down bar
2) slide glass off carefully
3) remove all balls from the game
4) pull playfield straight up so that front of your play field touches the back glass
5) take felt strips and peel off the backing , now place the sticker part against the side of the play field. Repeat the same on the other side so that both felt strips are now sticking to both sides of the play field. This is the wood area that is exposed when you are looking at the machine from the side. This will help in preventing any damage when you lift and lower your play field up and down. The PinBLades have a protective coating but its never a bad idea to have extra protection.
6) With your play field full upright, push it towards one side as much as possible. There should be an 1/8 the of an inch on each side between the playfield and the cabinet,
7)pull backing off the corner of one PinbLade off starting from the rear. Line up the rear notch with the screw (STERN) and where the head meets the cab. (notched area) Now tack it against the cabinet wall at the same time line up the front of the pin blade to the front of the cabinet, IT should be nice and smooth. You may have to do this a few times but just do it carefully. You can peel the panels off easily so don't worry about messing up . You can do this time and time again until you are happy with positioning. It would probably be a good idea to get a friend to help you.
8)Repeat step for opposite side. You can take a squeegee or credit card to smooth them out.
Make sure they are flush. No bubbles high spots

Now lower your play field carefully..making note not to touch the sides as you are lowering. (it's ok if you do because you have the felt and the PinBlades have protective coating but its just good practice)
Put the balls back in the game.
Slide glass back in place
Lock down the lock down bar.

That's it.

should take you about 10 minutes tops!

Sure Why not!

I actually took the AC/DC panel and placed it on the LOTR and believe it or not it looked pretty good.
Jim I sent you one you should be getting today..Maye try it out and post some pictures??...but I will come up with one LOTR specific.

Thanks for all the ideas guys.. I have so many people who have so many great ideas. I have so much cool stuff going on right now.. your going to start seeing this show up. I want to get to them all. We have an amazing group of talented/creative people here with some fantastic ideas. keep 'em coming!

Received! Thank you sir!

We have the set you see being installed on a Luci this week. I am not sure we need to change them. will keep you posted..

Great job! Thank you for posting these up for the folks here. I like your soft squeegee.

+10

Hey Master.. great job on this.! Thank you for taking the time and I am going to post these pics on our new site and include them in our Installation PDF ASAP.

http://www.pingraffix.com/

-JR