Pachinkos Dont Come With a Case?

[01PyTypeR#1140]

Do Pachinkos come with a case. Or do you have to make one?

[dattia]

They come mounted on a wooden frame. Some people then mount "feet" on them for stability and some build functional cabinets and then some others build beautiful pieces of furniture to house their games. There are many threads about how do accomplish any of these

[Tulsa]

If you know where you want it to go and you'll never move it, build a case and mount it to your wall. I prefer to keep the mobility factor in tact, so I just use the feet on mine.

[musky]

Be advised that with the front door open and the game swung out they become very top heavy and will tip forward. If you mount to a wall be sure to fasten securely and if you make it a table top cabinet? Good rule of thumb....have the base of the cabinet or feet extend a good 6 to 8 inches from the front of the machine and even at that a machine loaded with balls is still subject to tip.
http://www.pachitalk.com/forums/show...821#post183821
1x8 pine and red oak base. Where the ball tray sets is 8" from the front. Stable during play but still able to tip when open if fully loaded with balls.

[fronzdan]

I recommend building a case. Your high end Julie will look nice in it and it will solve the issue of recycling spent balls. MrGneiss has a great set of plans which work great and is simple to build. I've done three myself.

http://gneissskateboards.com/Pachinko_Page.html


If you don't feel like making one, there are several vendors who sell them.