I just stole these plans and put my own twist on it. Made it a height adjustable from 33" to 52" tall depending on if I'm sitting or standing to work.

Parts list
2 each 3/4" X 3/4" X 1/2" "T"
2 each 1/2" floor flange
2 each 1/2” nipple 3.5" long
2 each 1/2" cap
2 each 1" Floor flange
1 each 1/2" X 4' Pipe (cut in half)
1 each 1" X 60" pipe (cut in half)
2 each 2x4 for base - 26”
1 each 1x4 for base - 48”
4 each 5/16th locking screws with knobs 2 < 1” long 2 = 2” long
2 each Perforated angle steel - 22”
8 each countersink screws for base
4 each 1/4” carriage bolts - 1/2” long
4 each 1/4” locking nuts
4 each T nuts for base feet
4 each pinball feet
2 colors of paint

All in about $100

The largest variation to the previously prescribed instructions:
I used 3/4" X 3/4" X 1/2" "T"s vs 3/4" X 3/4" X 3/4" - The support leg is 1/2" pipe 24" long (1/2 the 4' pipe) The 1/2" slips into the 1" pipe that is 30" long (1/2 the 60" pipe) which naturally will require the larger and sturdier 1" floor flanges.

I painted the 1/2" pipe red at the bottom for max height level to assure I don't exceed the lockdown screw I installed in the 1" pipe on the non-threaded end. I used the protective plastic caps that came with the 1" pipe to cover the sharp edge there.

I installed "T nuts" in the 2X4 base to allow leveling and it lets me use my skates to make the loaded rotisserie easy to move around.
The whole thing breaks down to 3 pieces in 10 seconds stores flat.

Will be attaching uquick clamps when they arrive

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All done. I'll use these clamps 90% of the time, will remove if I need for playfields with apron and arch installed. When clanps engaged, they do not impede the rotation of the playfield.

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Scratch the clamps, pretty much useless unless it's an empty PF. I removed them and am using mini bar clamps like epeabs. Small and easy to use.

These, got them at Lowes

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This is kind of brilliant in a minimalist kind of way. 4 long sliding clamps and you are set.

Getting 1st use from mine I built last year. Guess the game..

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It's getting there

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