Looking for the best fixture to mount your pinball playfield up for repair and restoration?
Looking for a unit that is strong as HELL, and will last likely forever?
Looking for a fixture at a terrific value, that will also maintain its value for future resale when your finished with it?
Look no further...the PinDoc Rotisseries are HERE!

$250.00 Shipped- Pro model rotisserie
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1236-pindoc-restorations

$295.00 Shipped- Premium model rotisserie
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1236-pindoc-restorations

$375.00 Shipped- LE model rotisserie
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1236-pindoc-restorations

All rotisseries are constructed using 1" - 16 gauge cold steel square tubing, and not the "cheap thin, flimsy stuff" like some others. They are also fully hand-welded and will accommodate nearly any size PF out there (up to 30"), with the only exception being Hercules...Duh! All rotisseries are constructed using 2" hand knobs that are used set the desired rotation resistance or to lock the playfield (like a vise) in any position you like.

All Pro and Premium rotisseries will arrive in a bare metal finish. Once they are cleaned, they can easily and quickly be spray painted to any color you wish. All LE Rotisseries will arrive in a super-durable powdercoat finish (excluding the 3/4" sliding pieces used for the extenders).

PRO MODEL:
I am offering the two triangular side frames with adjustable poly-clamps, the rotating brackets, and the welded lock-down nuts and bolts for the optional extenders (not included). I have found that you can purchase 1/2" electrical conduit in 60" lengths from any big-box store, and use those for the extensions for less than $10.00. This is an economical solution and will do the job nicely if extra care is taken when using or moving the loaded unit. C-clamps are not included. I do not recommend lifting or moving this configuration with a loaded playfield.

PREMIUM MODEL:
I am offering everything mentioned above plus the fully adjustable 1" and 3/4" square tubing extenders as shown. This is a significantly more rigid solution than using an electrical conduit. C-clamps are not included.

LE MODEL
I am offering everything above in a durable gloss black powdercoat (excluding the four 3/4" sliding pieces used for the extenders). Other colors are normally possible, and the available colors can be chosen by referring to www.ralcolor.com. Please place your order, and PM me the color you like to have. C-clamps are not included.
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Also introducing the optional Sidekick adapter, that can be used with Pro and Premium Pindoc Rotisseries. This new adapter is adjustable and will allow you to mount up both standard and wide-body System11 and WPC playfields, to the existing side mount brackets on the playfield. No need to c-clamp or otherwise clamp the rear of the playfield to the rotisserie, and no need to remove components from the rearmost areas of the playfield. All Sidekicks include the required hardware to bolt up the playfield.

$205.00 Shipped- Premium Sidekick
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1236-pindoc-restorations

$280.00 Shipped- LE Sidekick
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1236-pindoc-restorations

The Premium Sidekick adapter is constructed from 3/16" cold steel angle, 1/8 cold steel angle, and 16 gauge cold steel square tubing.
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Dont forget your optional Sliders. These will attach to all Bally, Williams, Stern and JJP. When using the Sliders, there is no longer a need to use c-clamps to attach the playfield to your Rotisserie. They can also be easily drilled to accommodate non-typical playfields.
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Just for giggles, we were playing the game on the rotisserie. So we had to tilt it for the ball to roll.
No other reason. I will get some more detailed pics in the next day or two.

Okay looks like there is some interest. Thanks guys.

rufessor,
i am planning on posting some additional more detailed pics in the next day or two. You stated you need a "lot" more info before purchase. What other info do you really need that I did not already cover? Aiming to please here.

That particular hand-knob is 3/8" threaded, and I feel its not up to the job for here. So in my opinion, it just can not provide the clamping power that is needed to lock the playfield down. So for my design, I am using a 1/2" bolt that clamps the playfield down, and does so without any slop.

Obviously you could purchase a 1/2" hand-knob and use that instead of the bolt. But in order to keep the price down, I will likely not make that offering. I actually tested both, and the 1/2 bolt is far superior for this application, and will not wear out either.

Good question.
For basic EM and early 80's solid-state playfields. You can use some basic c-clamps to attach the PF to the rotating brackets. Those are pretty straight forward.

For more modern playfields that have a very tall back wall such as the Fire as seen in the above pics. I had to drill holes in the rotating brackets and then screw the PF down in the back. You could also use tall c-clamps as well but at some point, they might impede rotation just a bit. Or lastly, you can just disassemble whatever it takes to avoid using screws, and revert back to the standard c-clamps.

If I decide to do this, I will NOT be drilling holes in the rotating brackets again to keep the cost down. But you could very easily do this yourself based on your needs.

Your very welcome.

Could you please expand on this? I would love to hear what the issue was as to ensure the best possible tool

Okay the interest is there for sure. I am now starting the process of sourcing materials to see if that price point can be met. Still looking at this thing from a "bare bones" perspective, so its still not likely to have any hand-knobs included.

I understand the thinking of the hand-knob being a convenience. But I really want to avoid any cost adders if possible. I would much rather put that money towards better quality materials.

Again anyone can add a hand knob at a later date if they choose. But if I really thought it was a big benefit, I would have it on mine. I just lay the wrench under the rotisserie and its easily accessible when needed. Plus I have found that I am not really constantly rotating the thing anyway. It just tends to stay in one position most of the time when I am reconditioning playfields.

I guess I could "consider" a Limited Edition painted rotisserie with your choice of graphics, hand-knobs as well as a numbered plaque. But if you have to ask what it would cost - you cant afford it. Premium model might be slightly cheaper though.

I am planning on being there. How many can your crew vouch for?