DIY 3D printed pinball machine - first test game to see what it will be like - part 2

[@box-botkids3267]

Best scratch-built pinball machine I've seen on KZbin. I'm really impressed by the pop bumpers. Heck, I'm impressed by all of it! I hope to see the finished project posted soon. Best wishes from Idaho.

[@fabe1690]

Thank you !

awesome job, keep up the good work👍💪

[@FlippinFunFlips]

Incredible work!!!

[@fabe1690]

THX!

[@tinataylor4203]

What did you use for the bumpers? I’m working on the ROKR pinball machine but would love to make my own.

[@fabe1690]

Hello Tina, i did my own design an all Assemblies, so as well for the Buper. You can download it here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pinball-bumper Other Pinball Parts and Assemblies you can find here: cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/3d-models regards

[@rafaelenriquegandara2911]

Eres un genio ....muy bonito tu pinball ... te felicito .... pregunta ¿donde puedo adquirir el circuito para estos celenoides o una placa para fabricarla para asi protejer los bumpers o flipper?.... recien adquiri los stl que compre para hacerlos con mi impresora 3D

[@fabe1690]

Hola, espero que puedas entender lo que escribo, ha sido traducido con Google. La forma más fácil sería simplemente soldar los componentes electrónicos junto con una placa de prueba: adjunté el circuito con la guía sobre Cults. Alternativamente, pruebe si puede descargar el archivo ZIP de Cults en cualquier momento y hágamelo saber. También haré disponible un archivo Grebber en las próximas semanas, que puede usar para pedir Platine de JLCPBC, por ejemplo. Pero eso es un poco más caro que con un tablero perforado. Gracias por tus comentarios, saludos desde Viena! now in Englisch : Hello, I hope you can understand what I write - it has been translated with Google. The easiest way would be to simply solder the electronic components together with a breadboard - I enclosed the circuit with the guide on Cults. Alternatively, please test whether you can download the ZIP file from Cults at any time and let me know. I will also make a Grebber file available in the next few weeks, which you can use to order Platine from JLCPBC, for example. But that is a bit more expensive than with a perforated board. Thanks for your feedback, greetings from Vienna!

[@rafaelenriquegandara2911]

@@fabe1690 Gracias Fabe ..... gracias por tu ayuda ---- sera posible que me ayudes en algunas cosas --->ya tengo los moldes 3d hechos pero tengo algunas dudas en su funcionamiento .... gracias

[@danielmunozratinoff2644]

very good project Man. congratulation. Some recommendations for beginning same project? for example website for download 3d parts for pinball machine o others ...

[@fabe1690]

Hello, thanks - i provide the Bumper STL on Cults: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pinball-bumper In Future i plan to provide other Assablies as well. Regards Fabian

[@mplaychile7113]

what type of solenoid coil is it

[@fabe1690]

For the bumpers I use jf-1038 and for the flippers k-1039 magnetic coils and some smaller types of this series, which cannot (!!!) be used without protective electronics. I have to run the pinball machine at ~ 30V, but the solinoids are designed for 12V. Even at 12V they must not be permanently active. 30V are required so that the magnet coils have enough power. Without protective electronics, I think the solinoids start burning pretty quickly. For example, in the bumper the electronics only pulse a current for ~ 20ms, even if the switch in the bumper is constantly on, the Flippers have a switch in place that is active at the maximum angle so that the Solinoid then only runs with very short PWM pulses, which leads to a current of 100mA (without this the solenoid pulls ~ 4A @ 30V = 120 watts = DANGER !!!). So if you want to build a pinball machine with these solenoids, you must have appropriate protection electronics.

[@1313chucknorris]

very nice! stl plzzzzz!!!!😁😁😁

[@mplaychile7113]

hello do you share or sell the project thank you congratulations or just the stl

[@PnPPinball]

great work. what type plastic did you use for printing? no problems with it breaking from the balls?

[@fabe1690]

Hello, its PLA usualy printed with 80& infill. Until now nothing has broken.

[@PnPPinball]

@@fabe1690 Thats nice, would not have expected PLA to last that well. Thanks and good luck with the project!

[@tWIST1up]

thats pretty cool :)

[@trabalheemsuacasa]

Ta lindo playfield parabéns

[@fabe1690]

THX!

[@sebastianweisser6685]

Great. Do you have some stl files?

[@fabe1690]

Hello Sebastian, at the moment i just provide it for the Bumper -> cults3d.com/en/users/wilfriedfabian/creations . When i have finished tmy Pinball and have more time i will provide some more. Greetings from Vienna

[@markfrancis1210]

Cool

[@derkaffeeroester221]

Space Shuttle?!? 😀😉

[@fabe1690]

Yes! -> see this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZjUZXesgcR4hK8

[@coffeeuser470]

Minute 1:08 Gesundheit !

[@wp272]

Wish your kid wasn't terrible at pinball so we could also see the ramp shots instead of constant quick backhands into the pops, ffs