Very interesting project. One thought, why limit the lower pf with such a small size? If ball going down, and coming back up, additional mechs could be mounted on the lower pf. Think of Black Hole.
Good luck, will follow.
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The window size is similar. Black Holes lower pf is over twice that size. I have one and get a pic. The entire surface is not used in play, but supports mechs that are out of view.
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Quoted from Fooped:You three dudes are the coolest guys on Pinside, and quite possibly the entire internet.
Wow...this is going downhill...stick with what you do.
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Do yourselves a favor. Buy a small air compressor and brad nailer. Very inexpensive these days. Seeing you guys with hammer and nails on that railing was painful.
Good luck with the project.
Jerry
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Great work.
I was into building RC cars and planes awhile back, where servos are common. I never understood why they weren't used in pinball machines.
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