When you flip the board over, I see that the flippers (on top) are not facing in the same direction as the ones on the bottom. Can you explain this a bit more in detail?
any tutorials on how to make the flippers work like that i thought of making one myself in the past but couldn't figure out the mechanics for the flippers
Hahaha, sweet. Im makin one out of cardboard. (I know, total noob compared to his. But I dont have the resources for a wooden or plastic one.) but yeah. Thats a creative idea for the bumpers.
I'm also thinking of making my own pinball game & looked at many projects on youtube. Your video has been a great help in designing & given me some new ideas to work with. One of the best out there. Thanks so much!
I gotta say, this is the most impressive non-electric homebuilt pinball I've seen yet. I too am electronic stupid, and it's really neat to go back to the roots and build a completely mechanical pinball (which keeps it simple and easy to work on). It's great to see you were still able to keep some modern features (targets, multiball) I might totally try building something similiar, nice job man.
i work at stern piball and right now me and the designer team are working on sonic pinball for sega fans. We don't know the exact release date yet. I shouldn't be telling you this cuz it's sposed to be a secret. i workin on a video but it's hard to film in secret. i just spejd my spare time on youtube getting ideas for more.
¡that's a great pinball!you possibly will be a pinball creator, or at least work in stern pinball. (sorry, buy i speak spanish. my message is not too perfectly)
hey if you like this one you will like the one me and my friend r makin so subscribe to see updates on it and tell us what you think we r starting it next week
Great job on your machine. I am working on one that has a double flipper on the left side. If you think the regular flippers are a challenge, this will really put your skills to the test. It took me weeks to get them just right.
I'm making a wooden pinball machine too, but those hammers or whatever almost drove me nuts!!! I had to do try it like 6 times before i got it right!! ;D
Mathew, nice job so far. Good detail and your video editing is very good as well. I will keep an eye on the progress Keep up the good work, I bet your son loves it.
Hey, its Nic. Its pretty amazing. How long has it taken you so far? I probably never would have had the patience to make all these pieces with that quality. Can't wait to see more
I have made a ramp and will add a wire track to it to bring the ball back to the left inlane(next to the flipper). When it is finished, I'll make another short video.
I cut the flippers out roughly with a table saw and smoothed out the curves with a belt sander. I drilled holes for the wooden dowel(which I connected to the rectangular wooden pieces under the playfield). I drilled, then screwed the dowels in place to hold the flippers securely. I used two small, blue K-Nex spacer pieces directly under the flippers so they wouldn't rub on the playfield. I put wide rubber bands around the edge of each flipper to give them more bounce.
I'm also making a pinball machine and this really helped with the flippers and I am using the idea for the magnetic targets and the multiball holder. I suggest adding a ramp by the targets that curves down to lane by the flippers to add that extra kick, that is what I am doing. Along with some other additions from other pinball machines. thanx!!
Sorry for the late reply. The reason I paid so much care when filming the workings of my machine is because I wished other people had shown the workings of their pinball machines on YouTube. That was the main reason for uploading the vids.
Did you make the music? because at 4:16 you have drums. XD
eriksmomshelley 1 month ago
where did you get all the stuff for it?
SuperBOSHI1999 1 month ago
Very cool! Thanks for post!
OsMaloteiros 2 months ago
Sweet outside loop you have running there!
Skrippy33 4 months ago
SWEET AND SIMPLE!
jcha 4 months ago
what a shame when all three balls lock it doesnt spin round on a pivot so it can be shot again
djsreview 6 months ago
When you flip the board over, I see that the flippers (on top) are not facing in the same direction as the ones on the bottom. Can you explain this a bit more in detail?
Skyman2596 8 months ago
@Skyman2596
Hey i can even explain it, there are 2 pieces of wood connected by a metal bar, they move proportionally to eachother
Mike2020mike2020 8 months ago
cool
cwal747 8 months ago
flippers?
bffuever 9 months ago
any tutorials on how to make the flippers work like that i thought of making one myself in the past but couldn't figure out the mechanics for the flippers
TazCO1 11 months ago
Loved it! I'm making one do you have tips for beginners
JaysizzoLOGE 1 year ago
Hahaha, sweet. Im makin one out of cardboard. (I know, total noob compared to his. But I dont have the resources for a wooden or plastic one.) but yeah. Thats a creative idea for the bumpers.
Digitalman271 1 year ago
to be honest with you this should be art.
coltonfirefilms 1 year ago
whats the first song called? btw you insired me. :^) plz post up more vids of this amazing project.
coltonfirefilms 1 year ago
how far apart are the bumpers when in the down position
MsMegajosh 1 year ago
I'm also thinking of making my own pinball game & looked at many projects on youtube. Your video has been a great help in designing & given me some new ideas to work with. One of the best out there. Thanks so much!
JG52Schatten 1 year ago
I gotta say, this is the most impressive non-electric homebuilt pinball I've seen yet. I too am electronic stupid, and it's really neat to go back to the roots and build a completely mechanical pinball (which keeps it simple and easy to work on). It's great to see you were still able to keep some modern features (targets, multiball) I might totally try building something similiar, nice job man.
toyotaboyhatman 1 year ago
My favrite part is at 6:41
patrek10 1 year ago
This is a really cool pinball table! So simple yet seems to work so well.
trajb 1 year ago
Could you tell me the angle that you have the table at? i have to make mine by specification and planning so i need to know from the start. Thank you
uzairtahir08 1 year ago
what's the songs??
rockchief1 1 year ago
thanks
3daddyy 1 year ago
can you tell me what wood should i use because iam making a pinball game and can i have help with the flippers tnxs
themax10000 1 year ago
go multi ball!
neverseenskater 1 year ago
good work!!!
dominos7492 1 year ago
Just some questions:
1. How large are the pinballs you use?
2. How long/ tall is your pinball machine?
I'm just wondering, gonna make my own machine someday, and yours seemed like the size I could make for mine ;)
olavoboy95 1 year ago
good job !!
bruno5467 1 year ago
cool
jackjumperfreak 1 year ago
poor poor poor!
gabetodd200 1 year ago
You sir, are a genious!
So simple and yet, so fun! :D
Multiball and target system created with wood, metal and skill.
I subscribed and i'm looking forward to see some development on this one!
HarakiriGTR 1 year ago
Very simple flippers!
MrElectroman3 1 year ago
By far the best I've seen on video. Really like it!
stefanoGFsiciliano 2 years ago
With some microswitches and a microcontroller you could relatively easily add some kind of electronic scorekeeping.
j0han1 2 years ago
3:26 soooo cool!
Honda632 2 years ago
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joseph2471 2 years ago
cool design now i want to make 1!!!!
mookerelor1 2 years ago
thats great you need to tweak the angling
barncobproductions 2 years ago
amazing work so far! keep it up!
divineabaa 2 years ago
That multi ball idea is awesome should add some rube goldberg type stuff would make pinball really good game id say to stern guy in last question
hurricanewinzz 2 years ago
i work at stern piball and right now me and the designer team are working on sonic pinball for sega fans. We don't know the exact release date yet. I shouldn't be telling you this cuz it's sposed to be a secret. i workin on a video but it's hard to film in secret. i just spejd my spare time on youtube getting ideas for more.
ShadowrealHedgehog 2 years ago
¡that's a great pinball!you possibly will be a pinball creator, or at least work in stern pinball. (sorry, buy i speak spanish. my message is not too perfectly)
solounVPMdechile 2 years ago
thats great for in progress
9876672 2 years ago
Very creative!
chrismeisterX 2 years ago
this is made really nice. flippers are great
elementsk811 2 years ago
i made 1 at school in woodwork
elementsk811 2 years ago
hey if you like this one you will like the one me and my friend r makin so subscribe to see updates on it and tell us what you think we r starting it next week
ShortvidsStudios 2 years ago
OOH MY GOOOOD!
I've never seen such a wonderful structure, It's awsome oh I'm ecstatic!
JuanPerezification 2 years ago
nice job
violinmasterjoshua 2 years ago
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lol u need to get a life and listen to better music fagot
june52525 2 years ago
how does the flippers work?
tomisozawa 3 years ago
Great job on your machine. I am working on one that has a double flipper on the left side. If you think the regular flippers are a challenge, this will really put your skills to the test. It took me weeks to get them just right.
woodmonk320 3 years ago
mathew good job with the flippers looks neat
shella196 3 years ago
I'm making a wooden pinball machine too, but those hammers or whatever almost drove me nuts!!! I had to do try it like 6 times before i got it right!! ;D
poisonpowder 3 years ago
Mathew, nice job so far. Good detail and your video editing is very good as well. I will keep an eye on the progress Keep up the good work, I bet your son loves it.
zedexPRO 3 years ago
I would love to see it. Could you email me a photo of your progress or better yet, upload a vid.
mtallan 3 years ago
Smooth! I love how you created the multiball ejector, and the trapped balls make great drop targets. My hat is off to you!
landraiderares 3 years ago
Thanks for the comments. It's nice to get positive feedback from someone who seems to know a thing or two about pinball.
mtallan 3 years ago
Hey, its Nic. Its pretty amazing. How long has it taken you so far? I probably never would have had the patience to make all these pieces with that quality. Can't wait to see more
grimrecka 3 years ago
I started it about 6 months ago but I'm a single Dad with 4 kids so I don't have that much free time to work on it. It's a part time project.
mtallan 3 years ago
this will be really cool with lights and bumpers.
madchildance 3 years ago
It would, but when it comes to electronics I'm a total NOOB. Besides, that sounds like just too much work.
mtallan 3 years ago 3
なかなか面白い発想ですね。
KARTE6tsundere5MAY 3 years ago
This is amazing! I lost.
ShoNet731 3 years ago
I have made a ramp and will add a wire track to it to bring the ball back to the left inlane(next to the flipper). When it is finished, I'll make another short video.
mtallan 3 years ago
How did you maked the Flippers please reply
wakka789 3 years ago
I cut the flippers out roughly with a table saw and smoothed out the curves with a belt sander. I drilled holes for the wooden dowel(which I connected to the rectangular wooden pieces under the playfield). I drilled, then screwed the dowels in place to hold the flippers securely. I used two small, blue K-Nex spacer pieces directly under the flippers so they wouldn't rub on the playfield. I put wide rubber bands around the edge of each flipper to give them more bounce.
mtallan 3 years ago
Thnx
wakka789 3 years ago
Real Nice I think its real fun with more then 1 ball
wakka789 3 years ago 2
I'm also making a pinball machine and this really helped with the flippers and I am using the idea for the magnetic targets and the multiball holder. I suggest adding a ramp by the targets that curves down to lane by the flippers to add that extra kick, that is what I am doing. Along with some other additions from other pinball machines. thanx!!
:-)
super8ben 3 years ago
Sorry for the late reply. The reason I paid so much care when filming the workings of my machine is because I wished other people had shown the workings of their pinball machines on YouTube. That was the main reason for uploading the vids.
mtallan 3 years ago
nice!
hotpost101 3 years ago
Dude, This was really helpful, because I'm making a pinball and I needed some advice with those flipper- thingies, so thanks! :)
poisonpowder 3 years ago
No probs, that's the reason I made the vids in the first place - for guys who need a little help like you and me.
mtallan 3 years ago
@mtallan where can i buy that kind of balls
tubeyouchegy 1 year ago
@mtallan thanks for the flipper mechanics im makeing my pinball machine and i couldn't figure it out
LuckiRat 1 year ago
cool
LOUISGARCIA12 3 years ago