Because my precious Allwin was missing its payout mechanism, I had to make my own.
Ta-da!
You'll see I melted the aluminum coin hopper with my semi-inept brazing skills, but here it is.
The first picture if an original I used as a model.
Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Because my precious Allwin was missing its payout mechanism, I had to make my own.
Ta-da!
You'll see I melted the aluminum coin hopper with my semi-inept brazing skills, but here it is.
The first picture if an original I used as a model.
Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
well done
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Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
That is great work!!
Looks perfect!!
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Wow!!
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Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Better than new
Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
I'm very impressed!! It looks very much like the original.
Does your Allwin work now? Also, I assume you plan to replace the "deflection shield" that forces the 'overflow' coins to slide down into the slot leading to the coin box?
Last edited by JACKSJE4; 04-22-2010 at 08:27 AM.
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Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Impressive as well as inventive!
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Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
wow! now I know who to contact when I start on my allwin...
did you aluminum weld? I have heard that is tricker than steel/iron work. I probably would have used epoxy or goop, not knowing how to weld yet.
Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Thanks.Originally Posted by JACKSJE4
I have the original shield, oddly enough. I just left it off for the picture.
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I wish I knew how to weld. I used a product called Alumaloy. They used to show it on infomercials and at fairs. They call it an easy aluminum welding material, but it's really brazing. It works with a propane torch, as the base material only needs to reach around 900 deg. I like it, but it doesn't flow very well and is gloppy, so I had to remove a lot by grinding.
In retrospect I'd use epoxy putty and aluminum paint to get the same effect.
Last edited by Siouxzan; 04-22-2010 at 10:50 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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amazing work.. looks really professionali would pay money for that quality of work
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great job !
Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Great work!
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Re: Homemade Allwin payout mechanism
Thanks Mopar!amazing work.. looks really professional
I'll PM my address to send the money to
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