Broomfield, CO
I would be interested in this as well.
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wrd1972_PinDoc - two questions from me:
#1 - newbie question, sorry. I've never used a rotisserie or seen one in person yet, but after doing my first playfield tear down/repair this year I know I want one now. How does the playfield actually physically get mounted onto the rotisserie? Clamps? Can you show a picture?
#2 - where's the order form? 
Quoted from Dono:Definitely like the table standing unit over the floor unit built with plumbing pipes... with the floor standing unit, I always hit the thumbscrews on the bottom pipes with my shoes and tripped over them constantly... also the unit is not very rigid... I had one accident dropping a play field to the ground and won't be using it again.
I purchased a moveable floor standing unit at the last Allentown show... but pricepoint is 100$ more than your tabletop version. Us older guys need to be able to sit vs stand to save our backs... that's why I moved from a table top to floor standing model.
My playfield workspace is a pool table with a ping pong table cover covered with towels to protect the surface. Table top rotisserie would be great for me.
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Quoted from wrd1972_PinDoc:BTW, what PF is that?
Looks like Skateball.
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Love this rotisserie! I bought one of the first ones last year and it's held up great. Rock solid, even using the $1.88/ea five foot .5" conduit. So nice to be able to ditch the saw horses and use a proper table-top for playfield work.
My only regret was not waiting long enough to see that you'd eventually offer a colored, powder-coated version. Cleaning up the protective grease coating from those first units was a pain, but well worth it.
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Quoted from Palmer:Been using my rotisserie for about 6 months now. I bought two husky tables for my workspace. Rotisserie fits on either one. The table underneath has casters. This gives me a lot of work space for a smaller area as space is limited in my garage. In hindsight, I wish I went with powder coated. They look great! Thanks again for an amazing product.
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It's fun seeing other people's setups. I have the same rotisserie and, like you, I'm wishing I had a powder coated one. And in my little work area, I have the same model shop vac, the same model de-soldering station, the same model ultrasonic cleaner, a similar Husky table, and green storage bin with a red cover that I stole from my wife's Christmas decorations storage closet, lol.
I'm thinking for my next playfield swap, I'm going to spring for a powder coated rotisserie and have both side by side.
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Quoted from wrd1972_PinDoc:Also, for you EM guys. There is no easier way to service the switch panels than this. I do this routinely with all of my EM restorations.
Oy....I may have to buy a second rotisserie.
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wrd1972_PinDoc - received the rotisserie accessories last week (thank you!). With my STTNG project on hold till I get my playfield back from Ron Kruzman, it'll probably be summer before I can use the sidekick. But I'm doing a Williams Flash now and the sliders are great! Thanks again.
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