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How to rivet this part?

By ElectricLou

5 years ago



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#1 5 years ago

Hi
How the hell should I rivet this metal guide with this rubber/metal bracket?

I know I need a rivet on the guide side but i’m confuse how to connect it with the metal bracket on the other side. It looks screw something else.
Any picture or explaination would be great!
Thanks in advance
Lou

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#2 5 years ago

Check the games operator handbook. It should list the parts needed. Looks like machine screw and nut. Try 6-32 , 8-32 machine screws in that female opening

#3 5 years ago

You do not want to rivet that piece into place. The whole reason it is assembled with a screw is so you can change the rubber block when it wears out.

#4 5 years ago
Quoted from ArcadiusMaximus:

You do not want to rivet that piece into place. The whole reason it is assembled with a screw is so you can change the rubber block when it wears out.

The ball is touching the screw/bolt. That’s why there is a rivet originally.
The manual only say « ball guide assembly #2 » with no more détails.

#5 5 years ago
Quoted from ElectricLou:

The ball is touching the screw/bolt. That’s why there is a rivet originally.
The manual only say « ball guide assembly #2 » with no more détails.

Is this on a CV, looks like it? That part does not get riveted, as you can see the metal post is threaded for a screw, it would not be if it were meant to be riveted. You need a screw with a small concave head that will recess as much as possible in the ball guide when tight. I've never been able to find one that is perfect but took one that was close to the dremel and it is close enough now.

#6 5 years ago

I used a rivet. If I need a new rubber I will drill out rivet.

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#7 5 years ago

I hope that Will do!
Thanks!

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#8 5 years ago

I had to get one when I had one. This is the part. 4-40 allen

http://bayareaamusements.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MX-01073-04B

#9 5 years ago

That large nut and bolt will scratch up the ball. This screw will sit flush.

https://www.pinballlife.com/4-40-x-316-screw.html

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