Pics of your Gamerooms - Game Rooms Room - and Machines II

[luckydog]

Great collection

I think we are just about tied in the amount, but, you have me really beat hands down in quality

[new in town]

Thank you LD but you have me by 10.

I may start looking into purchasing just Cells in the future and swapping them out in the cabinets.

Got to keep the other downstairs bedroom a bedroom for when family come to visit. But Hey! one or two or three or four (Reality check) may not hurt.

[dishpan]

Thanks for letting us into your house new in town! Its always comforting to see that we are not alone with our addiction.

[Sid]

Nice collection NIT!

[bfree]

Truely, a great game house!! Is your pachinko cabinet design available here?

[new in town]

Truely, a great game house!! Is your pachinko cabinet design available here?

bfree

This is a link to the three cabinet build. :

PachiTalk

AND :

PachiTalk



The pictures show pretty much the form of it. I have found after building several cabinets from one machine alone to three in a row that you have to adjust measurements by the Pachinko's that you want to install. The dimensions of the Frames of the machines are close but for a tight fit into the cabinet, each cabinet has to be measured to fit the machines.

And something Arby Taught me was to remove the machine from the frame and Square up the frame. I now take the nails and / or short screws that hold the frame together out and replace them with 2 inch screws. (Make sure you pre-drill the screw holes with a drill bit 1/2 the diameter of the screws you are using to 1 and 3/4 inch depth to keep the wood from splitting ).

A "Square" frame will fit into a cabinet that you build with out any hassle.

The only "Expensive wood" that I used was for the top hopper box, the ball shut off assembly and lower "Spent ball box" which is made out of Poplar. It's a hard wood that can take the Sphere's without chipping the wood.

Those Top Ball / Sphere boxes will hold over 7000. And the Spent Ball box will hold about 2000.

The Lexan I used for the top Hopper came from Ace Hardware and I can give you the Thickness and size of the sheet I purchased. One sheet will make at least four pieces. You have to also purchase the special "Knife" to cut it with. They "Ace" can explain how to use it.

If you want the rough Dimensions (for a single cabinet with / height / depth) of the upper hopper, table, spent ball box and legs Please PM me and I will send them to you.

Also depending on how deep the Pachinko Machine is will determine how where to place the machine on the table top and how deep thet table top should be.

Indy is a thin machine in Depth. A palot, Super Stadium and Julie are machines that are deeper in depth and require a deeper table top in order to place it onto the cabinet and still have room to fit a ball tray in front.

Let me know and I can work with you to build one of these. If anyone else has interest in them I will draft up build instructions and can email them to you. I still have to finish cabinets for 6 Pachinko's. 2 double cabinets and 2 singles. I can take more pictures of the assemblies of these to make up a build plan.

Pat has seen them and can tell you how sturdy they are. At 12 pounds for 1000 Spheres, I have had up to 6000 in each hopper on the triple cabinet. 18 X 12 = 216 pounds.

Same for the Pachislo stands if anyone wants the #'s. I have built stands for one to 3 machines. They are allot easier to build.

[kmhamel]

After 2 years of work, I'm ready to show the game room, or should i say intertainment rooms.

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1980's Cocktail arcade!!

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And what's behind door number 1 Yes the Theater!!!

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[Chris]

Very, very nice

[Meathead]

Awesome! There's not a chair in either room that doesn't look comfortable, either. Very, very nice job on the theater!

[dishpan]

Terrific Job!

[Sid]

wow!!!

well done!

[hanabi]

Wow that is amazing!!

Super Theatre too!!


and I do like the way the Pachi Flags are displayed

Very very nice job indeed

[drcrippen324]

nothing short of stunning there my friend i can see where 2 years dissapeard in saving and hard work to get a games room together like that

[mcknli7]

very nicely done

[Blue-Busa]

Hello all! Here is some pics of my gameroom.

Everything looks awesome...except for the over-abundance of UNC stuff!! Thanks for the pics!
Blue-Busa
UK fan..LOL!!

[dattia]

That is fantastic...no reason to ever leave your house! Thank you for sharing!

[charliegirl]

Wow lots of great machines and set ups. I am a beginner and wish I can get to this kind of growth. Only have two pachislo and one Indy pachinko on the way. Thanks to Rita

[RaymondV]

Great Job

[compirate]

Looks fantastic, but where's the concession stand for the theater?

After all those rooms cost, it probably would only serve ramen anyway!

[kmhamel]

Looks fantastic, but where's the concession stand for the theater?

After all those rooms cost, it probably would only serve ramen anyway!

Close...If you look in the upper right on one of the pictures, you'll see two tall chairs. I have a small bar in an alcove like the one with the cocktail arcade. This is going to be a soda bar. So far I just have the bar and a small frig. Next is the popcorn machine...have to save up for that. Of course before the popcorn machine...the wife wants curtains, go figure.