Quoted from Concretehardt:Here is what I did on my games, I used 3/4” wood screws with washers. The brackets are available at Home Depot.
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Slotted screws! Wow
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Quoted from Concretehardt:Here is what I did on my games, I used 3/4” wood screws with washers. The brackets are available at Home Depot.
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Slotted screws! Wow
Quoted from Timerider:Why those screws are even still being made, is a mystery to me.
Slotted screw = cost cutting
...damn Stern
Quoted from Jason_Jehosaphat:Are virtually all wood screws in pinball machines installed *without* pilot holes?
They just have a small dimple, then the factory workers just start the screws where the dimples line up. Not sure if the cabinet has dimples, my guess would be no.
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