Hello All,
I have been involved in pinball for about 3 years and absolutely love it. Not just playing but the maintenance side of it as well. I have always enjoyed finding out how things work and fixing things when they break. In 2018, I traded a few arcade games for a whooped Funhouse and did a complete restore / playfield swap just to try and learn how to repair / restore a pinball machine, learn how to read schematics, etc. I really enjoyed the process and learned a lot along the way. I know several people who own pins but are uncomfortable working on them so I decided to start making tutorials for various different things and posting them on my YouTube channel. The forums on Pinside have been a huge help to me and I wanted to pay it forward. My videos can be found under HurryUpPinball on YouTube or with the following video links: