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[awassig]

Looking good Cardshark!!! I have the wall mounted versions for my machines. Still debating on how to mount my data counters though.

[Card Shark]

Looking good Cardshark!!! I have the wall mounted versions for my machines. Still debating on how to mount my data counters though.

My battle counter fit perfectly in front of the funnel for adding balls. In fact I like how it hid the funnel. I still plan to add a ball lifter at some time.

[awassig]

I thought about doing that but I only have 2 data counters right now and it will make the others look off balance on the wall
I even entertained the idea of mounting on the wall above the cabinet and running the wiring through the wall like I did the pachinkos wiring. I might do that we shall see.

[Card Shark]

I thought about doing that but I only have 2 data counters right now and it will make the others look off balance on the wall
I even entertained the idea of mounting on the wall above the cabinet and running the wiring through the wall like I did the pachinkos wiring. I might do that we shall see.

I look forward to seeing what you come up with. I am really impressed with the cabinet so far. I plan to do a more in depth review after the door for the front comes in and I get everything up and running.

I would appreciate it if you could post a picture or two of how you set up the back of your machines to funnel the balls to the lower reservoir. Just need some ideas. I figure I can get that part done while waiting for the door.

[awassig]

So far I have had the balls drop out of the bottom of the machine into the lower portion of the cabinet and then retrieve them as necessary from the front door. Not sure if a ball lifter would fit inside one that is mounted to the wall. Plus what the ball lifters cost I can buy another pachinko with Also if I bought one for every machine I would easily be into almost $3,000 in ball lifters.

I was also thinking about spraying the inside ball return hopper of the cabinet with a rubber undercoating to dampen the noise the balls make falling into the cabinet. That does get a little loud at times.

[Card Shark]

So far I have had the balls drop out of the bottom of the machine into the lower portion of the cabinet and then retrieve them as necessary from the front door. Not sure if a ball lifter would fit inside one that is mounted to the wall. Plus what the ball lifters cost I can buy another pachinko with Also if I bought one for every machine I would easily be into almost $3,000 in ball lifters.

I was also thinking about spraying the inside ball return hopper of the cabinet with a rubber undercoating to dampen the noise the balls make falling into the cabinet. That does get a little loud at times.

I thought about doing the same with rubber coating or lining the lower reservoir of the cabinet with some type of material for sound proofing.

Are you using any kind of tubing or funnel to guide the balls to the lower reservoir from the bottom of the machine?