Firepower
Williams, 1980
Firepower II
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Quoted from Jumping-Box:Experiment - Leveling the arrow inserts. Instead of applying heat directly to the insert, I made a hot plate and heated only the top of the insert. To my surprise, this worked great.
Using hard hood, I cut and sanded a block of wood to match the inside of the 1.5 inch arrow insert. The wood fit snugly into the insert.
Good idea! Thanks for posting this, Most of my firepower inserts need to be straightened.
Would someone post a picture of the inside of the cabinet of the front of the machine(behind the coin door)? I'm doing a full restore and need to know how the ground braid is tied into everything. I thought I took pictures but can't find them 
Any help would be appreciated.
Quoted from 64bsstp:Or, bigger?
oh man, how have i not seen this before. I do not want to see this after my many coats of clear, hours of touching up, decals etc. ARRRRGH. Thanks for posting again, it looks really nice.
Finally finished the restoration on mine! I'm pretty happy with the results:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/my-rebuilt-custom-restored-firepower#post-4922192
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