does anyone use a lazy suesan for feet on a table top machine for easy access to the back?
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does anyone use a lazy suesan for feet on a table top machine for easy access to the back?
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Last edited by MrGneiss; 08-13-2023 at 04:20 AM. Reason: Rotated pics!! :-D
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Originally Posted by jasonlujan
Probably should be noted that these are from Kazuo Sugiyama's pachinko museum. In the first pic, on the left is the oldest pachinko machine known to exist. made by O-N Shokai. On the right is an assembled replica.
WANTED: 10¥ candystore games, pre-1950s Japanese machines, スマートボール (Smart Ball), 1948 Bally Heavy Hitter, Pickwick-style (~1905)
willing to ship from anywhere.
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Yes they were taken at the museum, but they are my own photos
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"Lazy Susan"
My wife (Susan) hates that name
人生は恐れなければ、とても素晴らしいものなんだよ。
人生に必要なもの。それは勇気と想像力、そして少しのお金だ。
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"Blowing smoke rings at the moon."
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thanks for the response. do any of you use lazy susans on your machines at home
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I call them turn-tables and I only use them when working on a project. If your machine is operating smoothly you shouldn't need to access the back much.
WANTED: 10¥ candystore games, pre-1950s Japanese machines, スマートボール (Smart Ball), 1948 Bally Heavy Hitter, Pickwick-style (~1905)
willing to ship from anywhere.
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yes, I was just identifying the machines in advance of questions down the line.
BTW I got an email from Sugiyama-san today and he told me of your visit! I've never been able to go to Japan, so I hope you had a blast.
PM me if you're up for checking out my collection here.
Last edited by MrGneiss; 08-16-2023 at 02:33 AM. Reason: no emails in posts.. :-)
WANTED: 10¥ candystore games, pre-1950s Japanese machines, スマートボール (Smart Ball), 1948 Bally Heavy Hitter, Pickwick-style (~1905)
willing to ship from anywhere.
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I use a large one to rotate not one but two machines and a lot more weight. I built this stand for holding two machines back to back, a sound system (lol), and a large Champagne ice bucket for ball storage.
emptystandfront.jpg
I found them on Amazon, and they come in a wide range of sizes. This one is 20" and has a 300lb weight rating. It turned quite easily at first, it takes a little more effort now that the ice bucket is full of balls.
But with the large diameter it was quite stable even before all the balls made it heavier and more stable.
rotating stand bottom.jpg
I looked up my old order. The description calls it a turntable bearing
Last edited by SibSr; 08-18-2023 at 05:08 PM.
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That is awesome!!
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