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Quoted from goldenboy232:Impressive work as always, Wayne! Question: how do you transfer the trace onto the MDF board in the first place? I’ve never figured out that step. I’ve always only used the “Pinball Pimp” stencils, which turned out great, but may want to try this at some point.
Use the trace as a cutting guide. When transferring to posterboard its straight forward cut thru with a sharp box cutter.
Here's my stencil kit for Buckaroo, Kings & Queens, Cowpoke etc. I like the heavy oil board as my stencil, cuttable with a box cutter. I then weigh it down with MDF. Ive done a dozen checkerboard games with this kit.
It gives it a nice touch of factory fuzzy as shown with the KoD diamond I did with the oil board.
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