Hey all,
Looking for the best, most affordable, things I can put under my pinball machine legs so my new flooring doesn't get scratched. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Quoted from ramegoom:And, if you gotta remove the glass - which you will constantly - you won't be able to do it unless you move machines. Every machine, even the aisle cleared machines.
Also, forget about having side clearance to actually hit the buttons and play the machine. Or have an onlooker watch you play.
Then, let's discuss power requirements......
I would hope the rectangles are based on backbox width with a little room so the machines to bang into each other. IF that is the case, plenty of room to use the flipper buttons.
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Quoted from TenaciousT:Just watched a "Supercarblondie " episode on youtube . She was at " The richest you tubers " house - - Jeffree Star ! A must watch if you like Pink cars ! But at the end 11:49 they show one serious pinball room !!!
He has a warehouse game room in LA. Deadflip has streamed at his house, warehouse and his house in Michigan
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