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I'm always trying to find ways to get parts to spin on my drill press. With a couple of bakelite scraps and some ingenuity, you can get just about anything to spin for quick cleaning and polishing. For example, here’s a jig I made for polishing pop bumper rings. I could probably mix cookie dough with it, too.
Anybody else have some jig ideas they'd like to share?
Quoted from jrpinball:Recently, I used a wooden chopstick in the chuck as a mandrel for quickly polishing metal posts.
I like your chopstick idea with the metal posts. I'll have to remember that trick when I restore my King of Diamonds.
Quoted from BALL_LESS1:I bought this old universal wing jig from a surplus sale in Wichita right before I left. I’m thinking it would make a ginormous rotisserie to mount two playfields side by side, making a playfield swap a bit easier. I could also mount a whole cabinet in it to paint.
Holy mackerel, that thing is massive!
Jigs for playfield swaps are essential. I don't know how I’d do it without one.
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