Hey everyone! I wanted to start a dedicated NinjaCamp Mod related thread for my current 3D printed mods. I figure this might be the best way for me to keep everyone updated and discuss issues, seek help, etc. I feel bad talking about my stuff in the club threads but I want to make sure I can show people what I've made in case it helps them.

I really appreciate all of the support and positive feedback so far! As I've said to a few of you, I am so excited that I created a few things which are helping people!

Speaking of mods: here are my non-commercial use 3D designs you can print yourself:
- Rick and Morty X Spacer (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4869750)
- Rick and Morty TPU Portal Protector (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4866580)

I'm happy to post most of my work to Thingiverse should you see something on my Pinside shop you wish to attempt to make yourself. Just PM me and I'll add or update the part to the best of my ability.

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Hey palmettophoto and @bluecylinder! So the mod is made of a flexible material called TPU which you can 3D print. It is amazing stuff that can be bent and flexed yet always goes back to its original shape. It is also extremely strong. For example if you cut a small length off the roll I would guess it takes over 50 pounds of force to snap it...maybe more. Additionally with the Rick and Morty protector I did some "Dremel testing". I've hit the material with various high speed surfaces just to get a feel for what heavy ball roll might do to it. Basically it takes a beating. I can "sand" through it, but it isn't as easy as you would expect. Lastly this material cannot chip or splinter. It is really similar to an injected molded rubber or silicone.

I will be offering a warranty just as I've done with my other parts. Any part failure during expected use will be replaced at no charge. Damage to the underlying wood or clear coat I cannot really warranty as there is no way for me to know the quality before the part was applied. That is an area where you'll have to assume this part just does a good enough job...kind of like a cell phone case. I'm always happy to work with people on crazy situations and try to make it right.

Also palmettophoto on the Gilbert thing...hit me up! We have tons of leagues and tournaments. You can come check something out!

Nope, we'll hook up all international orders...but shipping will be adjusted. I got roasted on the international shipping with my Rick and Morty parts...I need to learn how to do that better!

This is a repost from the Rush thread (https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/the-official-rush-owners-club-1/page/60#post-6833224)

Hey everyone, I wanted to announce a new option to fix your scoops and protect your delicate parts...the "Rush TPU Scoop Protector" is real! Using NinjaCamp's "near-patent pending" technology we've been able to create what I believe is the ultimate fix for our scoop issues. Why is it the ultimate you ask? (I'm glad you asked) There are a couple of reasons:

1) Easy to install
2) No metal on metal
2) Excellent protection
4) Color choices!

Unlike traditional protectors, the TPU version will not cause additional wear to the ball, nor will the protector develop any ugly "wear spots" over time. Furthermore NinjaCamp's process allows for a paper thin top-side edge which improves the overall performance of the scoop. Don't believe me?? Well, first, go fuck yourself and second...just kidding about the first thing. In all seriousness, we've been testing these protectors in two locations for over three weeks with thousands of plays and zero issues! I'll also mention that the solution is aesthetically pleasing. We teamed up with Outpost Kodelia's amazing design team to produce a part so perfect that the "tuning fork" sound from the factory scoop is still in tact.

We will be selling this solution in two versions, full and partial protection. This allows for owners to decide if they wish to improve the front facing (extremely problematic) protector or both protectors using the same solution. Our engineering team has has also discovered that premium/LE versions of the game may have an additional metal bracket on the underside. We've developed this solution for both configurations, however we would prefer to know as we can slightly tweak the part to ensure a perfect fit.

I've attached a couple of pictures of the protector in "Ghost Rider Grey" and "Bastille Day Black". These should wet your appetite while we configure the store and finalize the details. Partial protection will cost $30 whereas the full protection will be $55. I highly recommend the full protection because it looks and works so awesome! Everything will be listed on Pinside (sales support these forums) and available to ship globally starting next week.

Lastly:
A little bit about NinjaCamp: NinjaCamp, entered into the mod business around the time that Rick and Morty was ending the production run. There were some problems to solve, including a very similar TPU portal protector (https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1326-ninjacamp-mods/05107-rick-and-morty-tpu-portal-protector). We've had fantastic success with that part and subsequently have literally worked to patent the process of producing 3D printed TPU protectors. The quality and fit are amazing! You can read a little more about us on this thread https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/ninjacamp-mods. I encourage you to post questions there or PM me directly so that we don't clog up this thread too much, but hell...it is a forum so do whatever you like .

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This part I highlighted in purple is the Prem/LE "plate" we are seeing. I'm not sure why it is there, but it makes sense for us to modify the protector just enough to get a better fit when the machine has it.

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That is an awesome picture...do you mind if I use that as I explain this to people? I want to make sure everyone orders the right version and gets the best fit. Basically the front facing "tab" on our design should lay over top of that to ensure that the protector cannot be pushed upward by an ejected ball. It is unlikely, but I would prefer to sell a product that accounts for anything that we think could happen.

I cannot say this loud enough...your interest in the TPU Scoop Protector has been amazing. Thank you all for reaching out and saying such cool things.
Sorry for going dark for a few...but I do have a day job (believe it or not). I was able to get everything listed on my Pinside store this evening. You should start seeing the lovely adds at the bottom of the page, or you can click one of the following product links to place your order. We're already behind (big surprise) but we're cranking this out rapidly. Additional shipping supplies are on the way and we're getting geared up! If you're ready to order now, rest assured it will be in your hands as soon as we can possible get it done. All orders will be filled in the order in which they are received.
Here are the product pages:
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1326-ninjacamp-mods/06616-rush-tpu-scoop-protector-full-protection
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1326-ninjacamp-mods/06618-rush-tpu-scoop-protector-partial-protection
Hopefully I covered everything in those. I recorded some stupid videos today just to better illustrate what we're working with. I'm sorry I didn't have a routed piece of plywood, but trust me, the 2x4 is softer.

It is interesting. It has a bad habit of stringing or welding on to the print surface. Once you dial it in, it is awesome…but there is a learning cure.

Ghost Rider Grey is in full production! It is easiest to make them in batches, but I wanted to show everyone the progress!

Thank you so much for all of your interest! I cannot t wait for everyone to get these!

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I originally thought about that, but there was no way to prevent a raised lip around it. In theory you could cut the lip off of this design but it just wasn't worth it. My testing indicates that the ball can enter from any direction and it is unimpeded by the TPU.

Well thank you and I agree. I am confident that there are opportunities to evolve this concept for all of us.

I do have eyes on the VUK hole but I wanted to tackle the biggest problem first. As soon as my printer isn't busy cranking orders I'll start experimenting with the VUK which is basically a variation of my Rick and Morty portal protector.

First batch is out the door! My partners and I are cranking them as fast as possible while also solving the VUK issue .

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Huge amount of orders going out tomorrow. This gets us much closer to catching up from the initial explosion of orders.

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We’re really focused on the deluge of black and grey right now. As soon as that dust settles we could launch the VUK protector or start offering colors. The trick with colors is that the time spent ends up being more considering the material changes and cleaning. I wanted to make sure that people had an immediate fix in their hands as fast as possible. With the the two colors my partners at Outpost Kodelia and I can just pick one color each and print all day. Next step is more printers.

Hey everyone, we have a couple of updates on the Rush scoop protector:

1) "Partial protection" will be discontinued. If someone only wants to purchase the protector for the front scoop just PM me and we'll figure out a way to hook you up. We are making this change because the "full protection" option has been significantly more popular and generally people purchasing the partial are making mistakes then contacting me later.

2) We've discovered that the "blue eraser"/"double marge" solution ships without one of the black spacers that all of the other solutions ship with. This was brought to our attention by avspin who took some amazing pictures of the part and his own solution to add a small rubber as the spacer (attached). In order to combat this we've created a printable spacer which you can download here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5332649. Should your machine have this solution please let us know during the ordering process and we can ship you a spacer at no extra charge.

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My game sounds like a tuning fork every time you hit the scoop. The protector did not help that.

I get it, this isn’t for everyone.

That wouldn’t be hard to design but you would have to do it vertically, like a large snake growing out of the print surface. I am not sure how “high” it could go with the flexible material. Also it would fight you if you tried to mold it to the edge of the scoop because the TPU loves to go back to it’s original shape.

I have a couple of ideas for scoop edge stuff that I’ve done on my home games. The hard thing right now is simply meeting existing demand of the scoop protectors. We can only print so many per day between us and the orders are flying in. We are talking about ways to scale as I would love to print more custom protectors!

I may put out a survey to determine out next part. We assumed the VUK was a good follow since it seems to be chipping on @outpostkodelia’s brand new LE with an ultra low number of plays.

Wow! I really appreciate the excitement! I know a guy who is using that inner loop fix on location and it is doing a great job .

Don’t forget that our production facility is…ummm…not production scale .

Super nice of you! Thanks!!

It is a balance. We can print this stuff insanely thin, but it doesn’t have the protection I would want. Also the thinner you go, the slower the print. Based on this thread alone I feel like we are going to need 40 printers .

Haha. We’re working on it! We are almost caught up to where we are able to ship orders within one day. I feel pretty proud of that seeing as how I thought this might be “slightly” more popular than my Rick and Morty protector.

Lots of final testing on new parts and dialing in our 3D printers for maximum goodness. We will have things listed very soon.

usafstars thank you for asking. We are planning on dropping everything tomorrow or Tuesday. It just depends on how much time I have.

Sorry, because of the demand and lack of automation I haven't sent out all of the tracking numbers like I normally do. Rest assured everything is tracked and we're averaging about 8 day turn around from order to receipt at this point.

I've got the product pages almost finished...looks like everything will launch tomorrow assuming I don't need to worry about the glamor shots . I think OutpostKodelia already nailed those on the big post.

I'll update here the moment everything is live.

Don’t mind that non-reactive HTML! NinjaCamp has been trying and failing at businesses for 20 years .

I didn’t really anticipate this “level” of interest. I think we can all agree that it does not matter what solution you use, you just need to protect your wood from your balls.

Thank you…I am like a perpetual 8 year old.

Hey everyone, we wanted to let you know that a customer experienced a failure with one of our Rush TPU scoop protectors. The cool thing is that this failure did not impede the protector’s ability to protect or play the machine (woo!), but it was a failure, nonetheless. The product was able to rip near the thin portion which connects the front and back scoop.

Although we believe this came from a defect during printing, we’ve gone “full engineer“ to ensure that it can never happen again. With that, our amazing design team at OutpostKodelia has slightly redesigned the protector by adding additional reinforcement which will further anchors it near the affected area. Furthermore, during the engineering sessions we believe we eliminated the possibility of the metal scoop portion causing friction against the protector during the repeated ball ejects. We believe the tolerances on the scoop, hole, and the placement of the ejection mechanism could be such that it just makes sense for us to take extra steps as these newer machines keep rolling out.

Currently, there is no reason to replace any of the existing Rush TPU scoop protectors. We can address any issues which arise on the fly just like we’re doing for this customer. Additionally, we are continuing to test our existing solution at two local locations. This post was simply because we want to be transparent as we’re learning to improve the product.

Going forward all protectors will include these changes. Some have already shipped! Be sure to check the updated instructions at http://instructions.ninjacamp.com.

We encourage you to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks! That is 100% the attitude I have on it. No matter what we'll figure out a way to make it right. Also I'm running one of these in the wild with no issues. I'm not planning on changing it either.

I really appreciate this! Also how insanely lucky am I that I live near another talented mod maker and we can join forces on this stuff? OutpostKodelia and oliviarium are the real deal! These two have actually built custom pins!!

I'm with OutpostKodelia on this in that we did test the hell out of it, but there are SO MANY factors in pinball. It is a bit exhausting to try and create perfect solutions. That said, if you happen to have the ability to take some slo-mo video I would love to see it! In our testing it almost always pushed the ball right over that switch regardless of the speed and height. I wonder if your machine has different enough geometry or flipper power that it can still get by and fail to register.

Also I'm happy to do a return if you wish. I'd rather have someone who is pleased with what they bought than lamenting the waste of money . As you can all tell, that isn't our game here. We love pinball too much to try and make a quick score.

Awesome, well I appreciate having customers like you! If you grab a video feel free to PM it over. I would love to compare it to what our testing showed.

For anyone looking for instructions, the NinjaCamp web server crashed. The hosting provider is currently working on restoring operation but does not have an ETA. Everyone please join me in my massive anxiety.

Really appreciate this! We're working hard in our day jobs and our new night jobs to get this stuff out to the community.

Awesome! So happy to hear it. I’m hearing good things on the second part of the loop fix. We keep testing to discover even better ways to solve the problem as well. It is exhausting to learn how much variety exists in these machines. Thankfully our customers have been very good at providing feedback and super patient as we iterate on these designs.

We are in the process of getting V2 out to everyone who needs it. We are still collecting data from people to ensure it actually fixes the problem since we were so certain on V1 :/. Pinball is hard!

This weekend we have a big show in town that we’re all contributing to, so please excuse the couple of days delay.

Now this is a hell of an idea! I really want to make these for many more games but the install was such a bitch that I wasn’t sure if it would fly. I am going to test this method and see if it is the key. Ty for suggesting!

Announcing Rush TPU Scoop Protector in COLOR! I had always intended to do something crazy like this but we just didn't have the time with all of the "practical" colors flying off the shelves. Well here it is! The full rainbow of 95A transparent TPU. Over time we may find other quality materials and expand on this, but I think the transparent colors are actually really cool and I already know they have the quality we need to protect our holes.

I tried to film a video (with classy music) showing what each of these might look like under the normal light show of the game. Mind you it will look slighly different once the plastic covers are back on, but I think this does a good job of illustrating how the material can enhance with the light show. The green is by far the most effective at grabbing surrounding light and jumping out at you.

Originally I was going to evaluate every color possible and only offer a few, but after doing this I honestly liked all of them in their own way. Every single color has something interesting to offer depending on what you want to go for, so hell...we're going to offer all of the colors.

In addition to our amazing Bastille Day Black and Ghost Rider Grey we arare introducing Presto Purple, The Big Money Blue, Grand Designs Green, One Little Victory Orange, Roll the Bones Red, and Cygnus X-1 Clear. I know! Even the clear was kind of interesting.

In fact, as a little creative marketing I decided I would give away a free color of your choice to the first person who can guess which color I decided to use in my LE. All you have to do is PM me on Pinside with the subject of "guess" and the body including one of the colors.

Hopefully the video helps you decide should you want experience a whole new world of color for pinball protection.

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I didn’t want to mess with fully installing each one because of the extra time it takes to button everything up and then take the pictures/videos. I’ll see if I can get some time to properly install all of them and take pictures, but don’t hold your breath.

That said I can share a picture of the fully installed “One Little Victory Orange” that I put in my machine. Congratulations to Jfullhouse who won the guessing game and can get a free protector of any color!

I’ll be honest, I never would have figured Orange would be my color, but after a lot of back and forth, I decided I really liked it and I wanted something different.

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Not a moron at all! I take a while to install stuff too. My LE was so f’ing hard to get the posts out! It took me a while to get the protector nice and flat the way it should be.

Also I am glad you were kidding because I wanted to say “hell no” .

I would love to find it, unfortunately all of the shiny metallic filaments are typically PLA which will completely crumble in this situation. There are actually not a ton of color variations in the higher hardness TPU right now. I have thought about grabbing some non-translucent colors and getting an idea of how those would look, but it is a bit of a challenge to find good products with nice colors. As we branch out into other games I’ll probably get more options going. Right now the translucent became my favorite because of its ability to react to the light shows.

I have not yet come across a machine where it doesn’t fit uniformly. Make sure yours does not have any remaking support structures in there which we missed when we cleaned it up after printing. Make sure the lip is flat on both sides of the playfield. If that is still not working maybe you could pm/email me a picture or video. [email protected].

Yes, all products that can make a visual statement will be printed in all colors.

We are at the amazing ZapCon in Mesa Arizona today and responses may be slightly delayed.

Yeah, I generally like removing stuff in Stern machines because they build them with very easy to remove large components. The entire upper playfield on Black Knight SOR is like three screws and a plug.

I was thinking the same thing today actually. This is the first Stern machine I have had which takes a boatload of “fixes” to really work as I believe they intended. I mean even Stern has had to provide fixes.

We’re pretty close on thingie two, but we have some sick team members that need their rest so we will be prioritizing that . We will have an update soon, and bit thank you to all of our testers!

We aren’t at the scale where shows make sense. We’ll be there in spirit. You can tell people to go to http://Pinside.NinjaCamp.com and it will redirect to the Pinside store. If this journey continues, someday you may find us at shows .

So sorry @kez11, I forgot to respond to your message. I will give you a proper response tomorrow.

Interesting. We’ll absolutely take care of it. The details will be super helpful!

Like oliviarium said, we need to batch everything since we only have so many printers. We are still moving as fast as possible, so everyone can get their items asap.

Hey everyone, I have some exciting updates today!

First, we have completed work on the Rush Inner Loop "Assist". We're renaming this because "Corrector" implies that there is one fix. Our testing has taught us that there are a myriad of solutions, but no single fix. Starting today you can purchase the Rush Inner Loop Assist which includes two snap fit parts designed to correct the loop shot. I've had success with each part by itself, and together, and spaced completely differently than recommended. Long story short, these parts will help you to correct that shot but variations in games, pitch, and maybe even the climate, require a little bit of experimentation on your own.

Everyone who purchased the original product will be able to receive a free second part. The second part clips over the metal rail and has a pitch to it (like a race track) that knocks the ball down and keeps it looping really smooth. In my personal experience, the pictured placement works 100% of the time with no application of the second (original) part. Your experience may vary.

To receive your free second part, please send a private message (on Pinside) with the subject "loop assist" to @oliviarium.

Since this is a significant cost for a small business, please be respectful and only request the part if the first solution did not work for you. Also we ask that you make this request before the end of May 2022 such that we can combine shipping with any other outstanding orders you may have.

Second, we have retired the single scoop sleeves as 95% of orders for that product included both sleeves. If you wish to buy scoop sleeves for Rush, you will now be purchasing a set for both scoops.

Third, sleeves and rollovers/switch protectors are now listed in every color. I'm not taking pictures of every color because as many of you know...those sleeves are a bitch to get on and off...but they are amazing once you install them! I put an orange one on my game and I think it looks amazing (pictured).

Fourth, I don't really have a fourth item right now...but PM me if you think of anything .

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As much as I would like to find an appropriate material in a gold/bronze color I don’t think it is going to happen. I am testing a yellow, but honestly it sticks out more like the green. The orange really did it for me, but like I said I can see a reason for almost all of them which surprised me.

Here are a couple of shots with different lighting.

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I love the photoshop! In real life, the color is a little more muted. It is hard to see just laying on the playfield, but I’ll get a picture for you asap.

It is very interesting because not one of us ever thought about placing color in that location, but here we are. I think that is the main hurdle to get over. We are used to it being metal only.

If you can find it, I’ll try to print it .

The original design had that wire looping behind the VUK cage, but that ended up being more difficult to install I believe. OutpostKodelia is the mastermind behind this one and I am just product placement . That said, I am on the list and super excited for mine! Don’t worry, I am last on the list .

Good feedback. I won’t speak to the filament colors as I felt it looked pretty clear in person, but yes the record is a custom decal I believe.

Not to trouble you, but I'm curious. If you remove part 1 does it still work? I'm just using part 2 now and I can rip that thing like a bat out of hell. I haven't seen a miss since I installed it. Also I installed it "wrong" and put mine more towards the front of the loop.

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Speaking of customer service, for anyone waiting on my reply in Pinside mail, I intend to knock those out tomorrow evening. I am sorry but the day job has been kind of a night job as well this week.

I appreciate everyone’s patience on any direct messages.

I’m so sorry Steve, I’ve had a hell of a few weeks. oliviarium and OutpostKodelia have been coving for me but they can’t see my personal PMs. I hope to get back on track this week. I was cranking out orders today and getting myself back in action.

You get it!

This is an issue others have had. The material is thin and clear so it is easy to install it incorrectly. Also we did have one person who needed to sand some dripped clear out of the hole. The protector should not impact play or switch registration.

Hey everyone…I am sorry to report that team NinjaCamp has a medical emergency. Our communication and shipping may be delayed.

Thank you for your understanding.

I shipped out 20 more orders today with a handful almost completed. Like OutpostKodelia said, I really appreciate the support from everyone.

I stupidly decided to change jobs right before this pinball modding explosion and it has been nearly impossible for me to get to the speed that OutpostKodelia and oliviarium can hit!

Hey everyone, I decided to drop an old design I did for Rick and Morty. I had everything finished, but never got around to posting it. Basically the ship has a "plastic spring" which is prone to cracking or breaking. I redesigned the entire mechanism and came up with something clean which should never break. Like my other Rick and Morty mods, I'm happy to sell you a printed version (https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1326-ninjacamp-mods/07113-rick-and-morty-ship-dangler) but I also decided to put the 3d printed models out there for anyone who is interested in trying to make this for themselves. (https://www.printables.com/model/262529-rick-and-morty-ship-dangler).

It is important to note that this mod slightly changes the aesthetic of the area by removing the large clear plastic used as a spring. Also it requires you to remove some hot glue which was applied at the factory. It is relatively simple, but you might want to check the instructions (http://instructions.ninjacamp.com/) before purchasing.

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LOL! Thanks everyone...back to Rush...until the next game .

I saw it too and I say it is a bonus for anyone who reads the instructions all the way through before installation (like you are supposed to do)

I’ll have them up on our page tomorrow…my life has also been “well”. I always wanted to have a successful pinball business, I just didn’t expect it to happen at the same time as my regular life being crazy! If only we could 3D print money .

Sorry for the delay. As mentioned in our PM exchange you were not the original purchaser, so I needed an address. Also as explained, I have been really busy. I apologize for the delay and we will still cover the protector. Once I get your color choice, I will get it out asap!!

OutpostKodelia do we happen to have instructions for the Rush spinner exit installation? Chadvband was looking for them and I don't recall us making any.

Can you believe how lucky I am to have paired up with @outpostkodelia? With my new job, NinjaCamp would have been dead in the water!

Fun shipping stats this month!

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This is amazing! Thank you for sharing.

Sorry, I have been backed up this week with the day job . I’ll catch up this weekend and get everything sorted out.

For all of the fans and customers of NinjaCamp: I'm working through each order and message. My mission is simple, give OutpostKodelia some breathing room and time to recover. Give me about three days (from this post) to respond to everything. If for some reason you don't hear from me, email [email protected].

I also think this is a good time to explain the business a bit…

About four years ago I started to combine my passion for engineering with pinball. It started with the "Rick and Morty X-Spacer" which was a simplistic fix for a problem with R&M. (I won't go into the details, but you can look up the history in the R&M club if you're interested.)

I went from offering a free 3d print design by into running a small print farm almost overnight. I was absolutely loving the fact that I could solve pinball problems in simple ways and provide value to this hobby! I had had some moderate success creating fixes for R&M, then Rush was released.

Unfortunately my ideas for Rush were bigger than my CAD skills. I knew we could do things differently and solve problems with non-commercial hardware but I had limitations in my skill. At that time I started talking to another local pinball enthusiast (@outpostkodelia). We realized that we had a similar passion and thus the partnership was born.

Roughly one year after we partnered, I changed my full-time gig. Although the new job has rewards, the time investment is unparalleled. Eventually I completely stopped designing, manufacturing and competing in pinball. Despite my situation, I did not want to impact the growing business because I knew OutpostKodelia had so much to offer.

So I stepped into a semi-silent role and really just focus on the book keeping, where as OutpostKodelia and her significant other have done an absolutely amazing job of expanding the product line and continuing to deliver incredible stuff.

So…what is the point?? I’m explaining this because I want everyone to understand why the Aniraf mentions and PMs can go unanswered at times. I spend as much time as possible focusing on the questions, comments, and support but a lot of the time I actually don’t know. That is why you might see me say “let me check with the team” or something to that effect.

Unfortunately my involvement isn’t going to change anytime soon, but in times where my partner and friend needs a hand I’m going to dive in completely. So like I said above…expect a follow up from me soon and I’ll get you sorted. I may not be able to answer every question, but I can ensure that you’re aware of our current status.

Thanks for the support!