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Homebrew Deep Blue Rage

By stefanmader

3 years ago


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#92 2 years ago
Quoted from stefanmader:

t's incredible what problems appear when working on a pinball machine. I've screwd the left flipper as tight as possible, but the flippershaft still manages to turn with all the forces... i think i will roughen the shaft up a little, hopefully that works. I already broke a screw from tightening

I don’t know if this helps, but your problem reminded me of this Jersey Jack video on flippers I watched a while back (go to 11:41 in the video). He says that the shaft should never be tightened all the way.

Love the project, man!

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