Factory, I am not sure why some titles had them and some didn't though. I am sure someone on here knows the true answer.
Thanks, wasn't sure if that was meant to be like that. My game was filled with all kinds of hacks, Sheetrock screws in the cabinet hacked battery board etc.
I'm not really sure when it started or stopped, but I think I've only seen them on a few WPC titles.
Quoted from ForceFlow:but I think I've only seen them on a few WPC titles.
Screws holding the flipper button nuts on some newer Stern pins. Keeps the nut from turning and loosening.
LTG : )
Interesting. I guess I never noticed. Good to know that they were factory. My Flash Gordon has had some funny things done to it...
Quoted from gorgar007:At least my dialed in uses staples for the cabinet t nuts. Not sure if all JJP use staples.
Why are staples better?..a screw you can easily remove and reinstall if needed...a staple seems like a pain in the ass
Quoted from cosmokramer:Why are staples better?..a screw you can easily remove and reinstall if needed...a staple seems like a pain in the ass
Cheaper and faster?
Quoted from FatPanda:Cheaper and faster?
Quoted from cosmokramer:at least my dialed in uses staples" as if to say they were better to the end user than screws
I took it as they are better than nothing...
Quoted from Atari_Daze:I took it as they are better than nothing...
Ahh...I get it...thx
I wish gottlieb system 3 games had screws on some of the t-nuts, especially the ones with locktite in them. I sometimes end up making those spin when trying to take out the screw, even after it has been heated up.
Quoted from loren3233:Factory, I am not sure why some titles had them and some didn't though. I am sure someone on here knows the true answer.
On WPC and WPC95 games, they were primarily used to hold 6-32 T-nuts in place. The teeth on those are pretty small and can get pushed out easily.
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