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Keeping track of parts when disassembling playfield?

By shaub

9 years ago


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    #47 9 years ago

    I agree on measuring ALL the risers & standoffs... especially if you separate and tumble them. Some can be so slightly different and critical for ramps etc.

    Also, I take my game manual and copy the page that shows most of the playfield, on one page. I make many copies of this page. I take many notes on it, and reference different parts or special notes pointing to the areas of the copied playfield picts.

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