Quoted from Tophervette:I have had my NOS Bally Doctor Who that Ron cleared PF for a couple weeks and I am slowly closing in on the population.
First was the dimple drilling.
Then the use of the PF install kit of Dremel bits to enlarge holes that clear had filled.
More Drilling to enlarge holes so that screw posts bite into the wood. I used 5 different drill sizes for the different size posts and screws.
I installed the bottom of the PF first.
I had to cut new black side rails that I got from Pinball Life.
Attached is a current picture of the top of the PF population.
Next up are ramps/switches and back rail install.
Awaiting Ron to finish the MPF. That part of the install is a whole other job. (Motor, elevator, 2 coils, 4 lights, etc.)[quoted image]
I didnt realize you were so far ahead of the game, I still want to do 2 more coats on that mini, but I will keep it in the front.
I see some really high quality installation work. A while back i was looking at a thread that one of the premier restorers writes, and he was installing one of my pfs. No dremmil, no predrill, just crank'n those screws in with the cordless driver. It looked horrible, I mean embarrassing. Of course it was all my fault, and all of the followers were posting, "wow, I wont be using kruzman, he sucks, why is his work so bad, and so many people love it?" That was the last time I ventured outside this thread.
I have a favor to ask. I am having trouble finding some people I have questions for, that have pfs here. Please make sure the title of your pf is the first word in the subject. Remember I am 55, and I got 2 college degrees without using a computer. Graduated in 91 when some people were getting word process programs for their computers, and dot matrix printers.
I am working on a used BSD, will the owner get a hold of me again? also a quick silver.
I got more than 50 emails yesterday on the collection of WPC nos pf, plus my usual 30-40emails, so I am a bit scattered on keeping track of names. I really appreciate it. thank you