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Post #1 What is a rotisserie, description and supplies list. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #2 Step One: Drill & tap sides. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #3 Step two: Drill & tap tops. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #4 Step three: Form the axle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #5 Step four: Assemble the knob. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #6 Step five: cut and assemble the perforated angle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #7 Step six: finish the legs. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #8 Step seven: Clean and paint. If you don't clean it you'll get dirty oil all over playfields installed in your rotisserie. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #18 Clamps for attaching playfields to the perforated angle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #24 Leg leveler idea. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #26 Where to find the perforated angle iron and using Plasti Dip if you want a non-slip protective coating on it. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #31 Approximate cost, advantages over PVC version, uses for your rotisserie besides playfield swaps. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #44 Example of using 60" pipes instead of 48" pipes. Some playfields are longer. Posted by MrArt2u (11 years ago)
Post #48 Designer of original playfield rotisserie links to photos of his 2011 design posted on RGP. Posted by Pinballmike217 (11 years ago)
Post #66 Playfield sizes. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)
Post #79 Variation using plywood ends instead of perforated angle iron. Posted by jgreene (10 years ago)
Post #103 Still another way to secure your playfields, and another variation of Mike's design. Posted by MinnPin (10 years ago)
Post #120 Video demonstration on using a rotisserie. Posted by vid1900 (10 years ago)
Post #144 Link to a video on how to remove a playfield. Posted by lb1 (9 years ago)
Post #170 Link to a wooden design. Posted by vid1900 (8 years ago)
Post #229 Upgraded parts that don't need to be drilled and tapped. They include set screws. Posted by vid1900 (7 years ago)
Post #306 Zoro for online purchases of materials is cheaper than the box stores. Posted by JodyG (5 years ago)
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