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So playfields are overwhelmingly made from plywood - would there be a benefit to making 5 or 6-ply surfaces from plastic? It sounds like we are making assumptions about a solid sheet of whatever material. What about thin layers epoxied together to be a bit lighter?
Quoted from ultimategameroom:Vid I don’t own any JJP pins and never heard of the “installed at the factory” option before.
what’s the feedback been as far as pros/cons?
They just put it on for you, saves you maybe half an hour. I believe the price is about the same as buying one direct
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