I have used the socket trick many a time in woodwork ..

The machinery and the energy used to produce a single shutter already pays for an entire set ready made from the shop. People definitely need to learn about basic cost X profit math

As a carpenter, and an electronics geek I truly love this content.

One of the problems with the merit argument is that there are millions of people who sacrifice far more than you ever will, and they'll see nothing for it. Hard work is *not* an automatic reward today.

ASS PRESENTS:

Did you release your software code to control the r2d2 using rpi?

yes. Well done! Want to see more videos like this. Ideally about how to test various things in audio circuits, synths, pre-amps, tape machines, digital outboard effects from the 80s and 90s and the like. That would be amazing. Also great to know would be what kind of (affordable) Oscilloscope (perhaps with some model suggestions) will have the right set of features for specific kind of testing. In my case audio equipment.

Where can I get the little square USB speakers??

After watching this video I feel compelled to comment. Thank you for allowing me to purchase your plans, my arcade is sweet. Thanks for the time you put into the instructional videos to inspire me to get the plans and plan my build.

need a linked version for multiplayer at a bar..

Ima do this with a longboard. Just need the parts

Is there a volume control and/or separate speakers?

This reminds me of the time I made a real Polybius cabinet, the easter egg was that you could break out of Polybius with the right key combo and play a bunch of other correctly licensed games.

Thats pretty good

incredible job on the cabinet!

Great informative video!

Fantastic work! Another channel to sub to. WOOHOO!

Buenas noches una consulta soy de peru podrias ayudarme para saber que tipo de sistema es el juego y donde lo compraste gracias me suscribi a su canal

Thank you for liberating this arcade machine. God bless you.

Pro Tip: if you really want that cabinet to last, put coat of PVA glue on every square millimeter of MDF, let dry throughly, sand smooth, and repeat a second time. Wood glue works. Do this BEFORE installing any hardware. It will prevent the MDF from absorbing moisture or soaking up water in the event of a minor flood.

Damn that thing looks clean. Very good work

I was able to follow directions and have both my micro sd card and usb working. I have my USB stick configured with the folders and roms. There were a few roms that I put on the USB stick that don't work and I tried to delete them and they still stay on retropie system for some reason. I noticed I deleted the game roms on the USB stick but they're still there. Thoughts?

Could have salvaged the copier for spare parts.

what restrictor gates do your joystick come with? Don't see it on your website.

followed the steps used the usb enables usb roms. tried retropi-mount nothing.

Noooo

Flipping sweet built!!!

If I have to be stranded on a desert island it's with these guys

I which way are CRTs better for arcade machines than a modern LCD?

I like this channel because I learn stuff about electronics and using powertools but also because Mike is so damn sexy!

u are a bad/ass arcade game builder man

The "profit enhancer" exists on pretty much every label maker now - regardless of brand. You found the workaround: print all your labels without cutting and then manually cut later.

Also, apparently, you and David both have nice voices. I like to listen to you guys talking and working while I am working. I get entertainment and get smarter.

The amount of entitled people on the internet is infinite, it would seem.

Why use an Amiga for a cabinet?

Wow, really great work and craftsmanship. I also love the cablework. Really a really nice and clean machine. Outside and on the inside!

What website did you use to add the games?

Do you think you will be doing any more videos?

Mike, we need a 2024 update!

Thanks, @TheGeekPub! Bought your plans, parts, etc. Put together an amazing table for my girlfriend. She's wanted a Ms PacMan for a long time. Nostalgia from her days of going to Pizza Hut and playing as a child. It turned out REALLY well (and gave me an excuse to buy some new tools). A couple of modifications for anyone interested. The USB speakers were no longer available, so I ended up using some BOSS B653 car speakers and a Kinter K3118. For the monitor I had read that the Dell 2007FPB 20 inch was a great monitor for an application like this. Bought one on ebay. Otherwise followed the plans closely. The one mistake I may fix is I should have used the glass as the outline for the top rather than the printed plans. The glass I bought is sized a bit bigger. That's on me for not measuring twice. 🙂 Girlfriend loves it. You made me a hero!

ok does the flash drive need to be fat 32 or exfat? because it doesnt' copy anything for me.

Maybe put a QR code on it with a user manual for the arcade machine version.

What can use instead of a drill press?

GREAT VIDEO! ps your voice sounds exactly like the 8 bit guy

14:53 I love how there's a line of clamps on the edge of the exit door!

I just found your channel. I see you have not posted in a year. :(

Just a quick Question for chargers. I'm building a 9V battery iPhone charger and I want to use a usb connector as the output. Since I'm doing it from scratch, I'm building all the parts myself. One USB connector in particular has a VCC and GND pin but it also has a D+ and D- as well as SHELL pins. What do these mean and I'm wondering if I should just ground the data pins if its just for a charger.

Great video 👌 thanks 🙏

is it really necessary to format the SD card first, when i write an image on it later ? I assume that everything is deleted during the writing process.

Just subscribed, great video, thank you so much for making his I am just starting to use Oscilloscopes and I have the same brand, this was a fantastic video for me to feel more comfortable with the device, I will play with an Arduino too and take some measurements