Quoted from heni1977:My buddy showed me this as he does this with all his games. I like it and that way you can hang the keys for the head on the inside of the coin door. Without having to worry about misplaced keys.
I switched mine over after a friend got a little to agressive with a game and broke a key off in the lock with his knee.
Quoted from MustangPaul:I switched mine over after a friend got a little to agressive with a game and broke a key off in the lock with his knee.
Sounds like you should switch over your friends. 
Quoted from MustangPaul:I think his was done a while ago and he's now just showing pictures he took of the build at a fast pace to make us think it's going this fast now just to piss us off.
20180919_184959_003 (resized).jpg20180919_185236 (resized).jpgThe reason I put the key ring holders on the nib walls was to break them up and show off the nice timber that we have over here and to show off my mates timber work.He was ran over by a tractor when he was 10.He suffers from chronic pain in his back,shoulder and knee.His right shoulder has recently been replaced with a titanium one. Because of his injuries he can no longer hold down a job. This gives him severe depression. He loves to go out to his shed when his back allows him to and play around with small pieces of timber. I help him by buying as much as I can from him. Such a shame that not one person said "nice work or nice timber ".Bit disappointing actually. As for the distance away from the pins that the keys are I must be fitter than the average pinsider because the maximum distance of 10 metres I will have to walk doesn't bother me in the least.
I would love to buy one of your friends timber pieces for my gameroom! I used to live in Adelaide and have a few pieces I brought back with me but would love to add to my collection. Love Aussie hardwood creations! Found a gorgeous box when visiting Melbourne made from a 100+ year old fence post. And a really great bowl when I was down in Tasmania.
Quoted from Black_Knight:Sounds like you should switch over your friends.
Ha, he learned the hard way, put a nice bloody gash in his knee. 
Quoted from king-pin:The reason I put the key ring holders on the nib walls was to break them up and show off the nice timber that we have over here and to show off my mates timber work.He was ran over by a tractor when he was 10.He suffers from chronic pain in his back,shoulder and knee.His right shoulder has recently been replaced with a titanium one. Because of his injuries he can no longer hold down a job. This gives him severe depression. He loves to go out to his shed when his back allows him to and play around with small pieces of timber. I help him by buying as much as I can from him. Such a shame that not one person said "nice work or nice timber ".Bit disappointing actually. As for the distance away from the pins that the keys are I must be fitter than the average pinsider because the maximum distance of 10 metres I will have to walk doesn't bother me in the least.
I'm sorry to hear that about your friend, I can relate. Back in 85 I had a 6000lb roll of cardboard fall on me, only got a glancing blow to my lower back at the back of my hips but it ruptured my bladder, fractured my pelvis in 3 places and herneated 3 discs in my lower spine. If I had not heard a crack crack noise and pulled myself in it would have landed on top of me and I would have been squished in half. Everything healed to about 95% without surgery so I'm REAL lucky.
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The desk is by far my favorite piece out of the ones you've shown so far. It turned out beautifully. Your friend is very talented.
Quoted from MustangPaul:I'm sorry to hear that about your friend, I can relate. Back in 85 I had a 6000lb roll of cardboard fall on me, only got a glancing blow to my lower back at the back of my hips but it ruptured my bladder, fractured my pelvis in 3 places and herneated 3 discs in my lower spine. If I had not heard a crack crack noise and pulled myself in it would have landed on top of me and I would have been squished in half. Everything healed to about 95% without surgery so I'm REAL lucky.
Sounds like you were really lucky but at the same time unlucky. At least you can still play pinball. 
Thank you for the kind words about my friend. I will show him. You won't believe how much it will mean to him and will make his day.
That reminds me of a joke.
What's the difference between oral sex and anal sex?
Oral sex will make your day but anal sex will make your hole weak! 
Quoted from Ranhorton:I would love to buy one of your friends timber pieces for my gameroom! I used to live in Adelaide and have a few pieces I brought back with me but would love to add to my collection. Love Aussie hardwood creations! Found a gorgeous box when visiting Melbourne made from a 100+ year old fence post. And a really great bowl when I was down in Tasmania.
These stools are made of old fence posts.
20180920_122707 (resized).jpg20180920_122734 (resized).jpgQuoted from Ranhorton:I would love to buy one of your friends timber pieces for my gameroom! I used to live in Adelaide and have a few pieces I brought back with me but would love to add to my collection. Love Aussie hardwood creations! Found a gorgeous box when visiting Melbourne made from a 100+ year old fence post. And a really great bowl when I was down in Tasmania.
Not fence posts but no two chairs are alike.
20180920_122814 (resized).jpg20180920_122842 (resized).jpg20180920_122907 (resized).jpg20180920_122924 (resized).jpgCool thread. I was a little surprised from an Aus point of view that you needed to start with the whole timber frame to end up with a essential what we'd do with a steel colourbond shed design from one of the many suppliers in this country. I was trying to work out the what the timber was doing that a steel version wasn't but I can't see anything as insulation and lining process ends up the same essentially. I'm looking at adding a steel construction addition to a farmhouse on a property I own to add a two story arrangement with additional accomms and entertainment space (pinballs of course).
A tremendously interesting and inspiring thread and a wonderful accomplishment king-pin-congrats. Threads on this site normally focus on what a partner does not allow you to do. You clearly have one that is as much a player in this accomplishment as those that built it-cherish the relationship
Quoted from wayner:A tremendously interesting and inspiring thread and a wonderful accomplishment king-pin-congrats. Threads on this site normally focus on what a partner does not allow you to do. You clearly have one that is as much a player in this accomplishment as those that built it-cherish the relationship
Thank you,she is the self control that I don't have otherwise I would still be buying pins and have no home for them.
Quoted from king-pin:Oops,wrong photo. Having trouble getting clear pictures from phone camera.
So, looks like really wore out your little cutie pie. She seems a little small to be handling painting duties. 
Quoted from MustangPaul:You keeping the container?
Yes,my other toys are going in there now.
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Something big from Marco.......a playfield?
Nice playfield! I got super lucky a couple months ago and found a Bally Harley Davidson at an estate auction. The owner bought it brand new and it looks like it couldn't have had more than a few hundred games on it over the last ~27 years.
I absolutely love the wooden clocks. My grandparents always had one that looked similar hanging on the wall.
Quoted from king-pin:Whoops,photo would help.
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I could tell from the size of the package.
Quoted from Ballypin:Who dinged the wall already??
Hopefully it’s all part of the plan, and that the future home of an electrical outlet.
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