Just cruising through this thread for something else spotted this post, that's my "thing" so I thought I would supply some feedback. I had a dent where the ball would hit the ramp and it would occasionally get stuck in there and need some nudging to move. I fixed it out with a few taps of the hammer but I wanted to avoid it happening again. An added benefit of the "speed wedge" at the top of the ramp is the balls detects quicker in the subway. I have had mine installed for 2 plus years and very little wear on the ramp so it is holding up very well, I did print it at 100% infill so it is solid.

Cheers,
Wob

Haha, Nice, way more inventive than my name I just updated the description. Please post and make or comments on Thingiverse, it has had plenty of views and downloads but I am yet to see someone make it. It's an easy print, mine is in ABS but should be fine down in PLA, I probably wouldn't go PETG as I tried something else in PETG and it failed almost instantly.

I made a lock hole protector that is holding up well, my hole was a little beat up https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3812663, again printed in ABS

Lastly there was a mode hole protector, as I couldn't source a cliffy at the time, this didn't fair so well, it's just too thin and broke after awhile. I tried it in TPU but it just didn't really offer any protection as again too thin, I did get a friend with a SLA printer to do it in a couple of types of resin but I have yet to try them out. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3812654

I modelled all the above from my machine, the subway is a remix\merge of two existing items, just customised for mounting in the subway, the others where modelled from scratch with several iterations to get the fit right, your millage may vary depending on tolerances but they are all quick and easy to print if you have a printer.

Cheers,
Wob

Durability is the big issue with that spot, the part needs to be thin or it messes with locks, but it's too thin hold up (ABS lasted a month or so, PETG lasted like 2 balls). I really need to test the SLA printed parts to see how they go, but getting to that spot is a pain.

It usually fails round the part it moves down and into the hole, I could modify it to be just flat like the cliffy part, but it wouldn't really protect the wear spots I have on mine.

Nice! You can stick it next to mine at the next pinfest

Yeah that was mine, glad you liked it, there is always something to tweak, I have another playfield for mine that I acquired just after I finished putting it all back together, 2nd hand but great condition, Scott (Savage) did his magic on it a couple of years back, mine only has minor imperfections so I'll wait till I really need to before I do the swap.

We had a couple of chats this year but not sure I mentioned which machine was mine.

Sound like good options, would be first plays for many I think.

I had plenty of games on both of your machines, Deadpool was one of my fav's, it's a fun game, gunners I found a little hard to find a strategy on.

Nice, I would take a MM any day of the week, great game.