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If money is no object, what's the best tool to level a pinball table? It seems like every method has pros and cons.
The reason I'm asking is I own TMNT, which is a brutal table. I just cannot consistently hit the ramps, and I bought the table new. There's a bubble for horizontal tilt built into the table, but left and right seem to require the level be mathematically straight. Seems like guesswork.
Quoted from Anony:Here's what I came up with. Probably going to tweak it a bit and then I'll post it to thingiverse and here[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
Please do let us know in the thread when you do! I will undoubtedly print one myself!
Quoted from Anony:I decided to give it a mustachio. You lay the mustache along the top of the flippers and set the disc into it.
Will print tonight once the printer is free and if it works I'll publish it.
What are the most common angles people will want? 6.5, 6.8, 7and 7.2?[quoted image]
Those are the ones I would want!
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