Quoted from Loganpinball:I can make a easier version that I could sell that involves the original ramp. I will do it to my machine to illustrate what it would look like. Basically the right ramp would be cut at a exit point just in front of back panel. It will only take a hack saw and an adapter that I would include to install it. Just curious if there is any interest in that?
It took 9 hours to do one side. It would be too expensive to try and sell as I do $50 an hour labor. I am ok destroying my ramps to show the result. I can buy replacements. Just looking for opinions. Either way I will do it to show.
I think another issue might be the appearance of the cut plastic. Even if a person flame polishes it, if it's not a clean cut, it might still look like crap. How about making the cut in the plastic be behind that vertical piece of wood at the end of the PF? That way you don't need to bend a 180 degree, and hide where the plastic and metal guides meet. Maybe around a 90 degree bend or a little less?
Would that help enough? I think that was where your comment above was headed, but ending up with more of a straight wire guide.
Don't own the pin - just an interesting thread.