Great, thanks! The measurements have been added to pinwiki
What is the thickness of a Gottlieb HURDY GURDY backglass or any other model of the same era (1966)?
Does anyone have precise dimensions of Sega's Batman Forever translite / backglass size?
I'm looking for the backglass dimensions for alpha numeric data east games (Playboy 35th specifically) if anyone can provide that information.
Just measured Batman 66. The glass itself is 25-7/8 x 16-1/2 x 1/8 inch without the plastic trim pieces.
It's a pretty fair assumption that other SPIKE II games are the same size
Quoted from John_I:Just measured Batman 66. The glass itself is 25-7/8 x 16-1/2 x 1/8 inch without the plastic trim pieces.
It's a pretty fair assumption that other SPIKE II games are the same size
Thanks--added it to the list
Just installed my glass for Jolly Ride. That's a Playmatic with the glass in a frame that rises up. 40" X 20" fit perfect. Purchased from One Day Glass (onedayglass.com), looks real nice. Price was reasonable compared to the local places, $75.93 (tempered). Took about a month, but the local places also said around a month.
Quoted from jaytrem:Price was reasonable compared to the local places, $75.93 (tempered).
That's pretty expensive. In my area, it's been around $30 for standard playfield glass, and almost $60 for widebody.
Quoted from ForceFlow:That's pretty expensive. In my area, it's been around $30 for standard playfield glass, and almost $60 for widebody.
Might be a supply and demand thing. Called 2 local places, they both said about a month and were both over $100. Standard was $40 at Allentown this year. Figured an extra $35 for custom size and shipping wasn't bad.
Quoted from jaytrem:Might be a supply and demand thing. Called 2 local places, they both said about a month and were both over $100. Standard was $40 at Allentown this year. Figured an extra $35 for custom size and shipping wasn't bad.
Yeah, shipping glass is expensive.
The glass places here charge based on the physical dimensions of the glass.
Also--when ordering, make sure to specify that the edges be sanded, not polished. Polishing costs extra, which isn't necessary since the edges aren't visible in a game.
Quoted from Chosen_S:Slugfest
Playfield Glass
23” x 35 1/4”
3/16” thick clear tempered
It's already on the list, but thanks
I don't think all of the stern MPU-100 games are the same length. Tried to put a new piece of glass into a Hot Hand and it is too long. Compared to what was installed there originally and the new piece (standard "Classic SS" glass) is longer... Anyone else experience this or is this new glass cut wrong?
Quoted from Xenon75:I don't think all of the stern MPU-100 games are the same length. Tried to put a new piece of glass into a Hot Hand and it is too long. Compared to what was installed there originally and the new piece (standard "Classic SS" glass) is longer... Anyone else experience this or is this new glass cut wrong?
That's news to me. Are you sure there's nothing in the rear channel that might be blocking the glass from sliding all the way back?
What are the lengths of the old glass and the new glass?
Are you sure that the cab is original, and not a rebuild cab, or a cab from another game?
I will get the tape measure out to check the differences in length and check the back channel. It is a 100% original cabinet with no apparent modifications.
The original piece that was in the Hot Hand was 43" even. The replacement piece was long at 43 & 3/16" The new piece will not allow the lockdown bar to close fully onto the game as the glass is in the way...
Quoted from Xenon75:The original piece that was in the Hot Hand was 43" even. The replacement piece was just shy of the spec'd 43 & 3/16" The new piece will not allow the lockdown bar to close fully onto the game as the glass is in the way...
So the new glass doesn't have the correct measurements?
Quoted from Xenon75:The original piece that was in the Hot Hand was 43" even. The replacement piece was just shy of the spec'd 43 & 3/16" The new piece will not allow the lockdown bar to close fully onto the game as the glass is in the way...
It looks like whoever made your glass made it too long. is should be 43" long and 3/16" thick. I suspect they added the thickness to the length.
They took 21" x 43 3/16" instead of 21" x 43" x 3/16"
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