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Quoted from Gingerbloke:Right - here’s mine right now… very messy after a kids party… I only have space for 3 pins so 2 are in the workshop.. ( I think I can squeeze another in) Pool is my 2nd love so I need that area free..
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How did you get electric to the Pool Table, I've been wanting to light mine up for years.
Quoted from Mopar:Over the weekend I built a stand and put a revolving Merry-go-Round (that I picked
up over the Summer) above the pellet stove. I'm 100% EM and know nothing about
sound components but the 1956 "Peppy the Clown" I have has a modern sound device
to play its music..
I'm sure this is a ridiculous question to many, but what's an easy inexpensive way to
record and add Carousel music to the Merry-go-Round? Thanks for any suggestions.. (T)
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It looks like your stove is very close to the wall, also where I come from, you should have at least 18"of fireproof flooring in front of it. It could get very warm above the stove for that carousel, I wouldn't place it there.
Has anyone here done the ping pong table top over a pool table? All the things said about a pool table being a waste of space and not being used very often is true in my case as well. I have modified my Table to reflect the Star Wars theme going on in my Basment, so getting rid of it is a no go, I worked too hard on it and I like the way it looks. If anyone has, which one did you get?
Quoted from PinPickle:I have done it for years and it works fantastic. Spend money on a good net and buy a table cart for the ping ping table. Load the sections on a cart/caddy and roll to storage.
The table height is higher than normal (2”) but for us it’s good enough. I’m moving in January and buying another pool table. I have lost of open space for a ping pong table too but I will go back to the conversion top. Just watch the beer pong spills between the crack of the party is getting crazy.
Let’s see the Star Wars table.
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Don't worry pictures are coming, just waiting for Tron and my Mando Premium to arrive.
Quoted from sponjey:Alright, don't laugh, but I'm a newbie to pinside and proud and excited to finally have my very first pinball machine, one of my childhood favs, DE Star Wars 1992! I can't believe I actually have one now, and hope to find my other 2 all-time favs: DE Jurassic Park 1993 and Williams Indiana Jones 1993.
Thanks to GAP for making it happen! I think I can fit 3 more in this space
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That was my first as well.
Quoted from Selig:Okay, now I have to search for a Star Wars pachinko machine! Where did you find that???
I have a Star Wars and Indiana Jones, they are cool to look at but you become bored really fast playing them.
Quoted from punkin:Seems the perfect scenario. one person looking for the game and one person who has one and doesn't like it.
I wanted to get rid of them but my wife shot that idea down. Besides, they are in a space I really can't use for anything else.
Quoted from pinmister:I have always scratched my head with pachinko machines? Such a novelty, I thought maybe the Chinese like to just look at bright lights and little balls moving around. People seem fascinated by them but I think they are fugly and useless, get a slot machine or dart board that actually functions as a game imo.
Japanese not Chinese, how is a slot machine any different, they both are games of luck. I agee with you on the dartboard, it is a game of skill.
Quoted from Pinkitten:I can probably install the mini split myself without any pro help, but I’ll need one for the 220 outlet. But it’s probably worth it. Depending on when I can get one out there!
If you install it yourself, you may void the warranty unless you can get a licensed plumber or HVAC person sign off on your work.
Quoted from Bohm:Built a game room that we were using as a shop to basically store junk. It’s not quite finished but all it’s missing are a few details. I would like a multi-cade but I’m strapped for space so a full cabinet is out of the question, so looking for a solution where I can just plug into the tv.
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Here is my solution to the same problem. http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,166787.0.html
Quoted from guard:Fall cleaning to make room underneath so i can bring in some firewood. Still have to fold up a pin for the winter so I can move my one armed bandit to its spot. A little too close to the woodstove come heating season...
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I had a wood stove in my basement, got rid of it to make room for pins. Just installed a mini split last week down there, the electric heat was too expensive.
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