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[Noah Fentz]

Build your own pinball cabinet with the newest addition to our inventory ...



Standard Body Flat Pack --- Starting at $249.95

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Widebody Flat Pack --- Starting at $269.95

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Build your own pinball cabinet! Our beautiful, hand-crafted, American Maple plywood cabinet, is now packed flat and ready to be shipped. Easy to assemble and finished by the aspiring virtual pinball cabinet builder.

This kit is everything you need to build a pinball cabinet AND backbox!

Comes with complete step-by-step instructions on how to assemble and all necessary hardware/fasteners.

Our Standard body inside dimensions are 20.5" x 45" playfield area, 52" overall length. A perfect fit for our Ultimate Cabinet Kit (Standard Body) offering.

Our Widebody inside dimensions are 24.75" x 45" playfield area, 52" overall length. A perfect fit for our Ultimate Cabinet Kit (Widebody) offering.


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Please Note: Electric screw gun is HIGHLY recommended. Requires high quality wood glue.

[Practicedummy]

Now that's a pretty good deal! Gonna have to start saving some cash.

[Mrhide]

...can you fit a WPC in there?!

[Noah Fentz]

...can you fit a WPC in there?!

We can build you any replacement cabinet you need.

[dyopp21]

Is there a "recommended" monitor size for the two different body widths?

[Noah Fentz]

For the standard body, a 37" screen is recommended, and a 42" for the widebody.

[pinballarcade]

Hey Noah
what would be the playfield glass measurment for the widebody flat pack??
hoping to fit a 46" or 47" led tv in there
are the leg holes drilled with the hole cut upgrade cannot see from illustration?
thx
B

[Noah Fentz]

Widebody glass is 43" x 23.75" - 3/16" thick. If you are going to route the sides to accommodate a larger monitor, the outside dimension totals 24.75".

We also do custom sizes.

The leg holes are indeed drilled with the cut/drill package.

[PinKitty]

Do you plan on making any table-top cabinets? Something that would accomodate a 24" monitor.

[RetroRepair]

These look just great, is there anyone in the UK that does these?

[pinballarcade]

Widebody glass is 43" x 23.75" - 3/16" thick. If you are going to route the sides to accommodate a larger monitor, the outside dimension totals 24.75".

We also do custom sizes.

The leg holes are indeed drilled with the cut/drill package.

thanks for glass measurements
i already purcahased it
just a heads up looks like the part # for the standard and wide body are the same on web site forthe sale price listed both as "flat pack 37"
the price and description listing came up in cart/paypal correctly so i ordered
any idea on ship time?
thanks
B

[Noah Fentz]

We're ripping more kits today.

Will ship by week's end.

Thanks for letting me know on the part number.




@PinKitty - We can do any size you'd like.

[pinballarcade]

We're ripping more kits today.

Will ship by week's end.

Thanks for letting me know on the part number.




@PinKitty - We can do any size you'd like.

Noah
any advise on how to wire the coin door and lighted buttons on the cab (launch ball,start ,extra ball)
i will be using the pin wizard internals for most of the layout
do i or should i need an ipac or led wiz or can i use power/circuits from pinwiz and or my pc??
thank you
B

[Noah Fentz]

You can run 5v or 12v right off your PC's PSU for steady, always on, lighting.
I suggest going with a modular PSU for this purpose, and using one of the peripheral sources.

The LEDWiz is for ROM-controlled lighting. You can find tutorials on the latter with a search.

[DStruct]

I just picked up the standard body flat pack w/ the Ultimate Cab Builder's kit.

 

I'm so stoked to get this project started! Thank you for making these flat-packs an option.

[zumi]

Look great! Are you shipping to Switzerland? What are the shipping and handling costs? Bye Zumi

[faralos]

Funny you say twenty minutes. You should state for the average person!

If it was me it would take about three hours and somewhere along the way

I know I'd drop one of those board on my toes, rip the directions somehow

and lose a crucial part only to find it later that day when I step on it barefoot.

But it looks fairly simple   (for the um..normal ones out there!) to build. 

It's weird I can build models but anything large it likes to go haywire somehow!

What is the thickness of the wood panels might I ask and out of curiosity

what's the weight on that puppy?