How to Install Pinball Art Blades

[@dataterminal]

These new machines look a heck of a lot simpler inside them than when I last looked in one. The wonders of electronics.

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

True

[@chiptoothtech4937]

LOVE YOUR ARCADE CONTENT ELECTRIC STARSHIP !❤️💯🥁

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

Thank you!

[@simonholden5280]

Came out looking great found the channel today and been binging the videos love the restoration videos would be great to see you restore or work on a bigger seated or ride on machine keep up the great content alot of fun 🙏🏻

[@mdoyle1981]

Great video, I had not seen the blade protectors before and wondered about scratching them up. Love the content!

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

@@mdoyle1981 thank you!

[@TomMannCenturia]

Amazing what a difference they make, they add so much to the look of the game

[@TheDjweedyd]

yes a new Video love the work and video's

[@TheLunarDream]

Wow ❤ cool 😊

[@jaredverke3455]

Looks great

[@Brian-Burke]

Nice work. I'm planning a trip to the DFW area and two of my stops will be your arcade and David's.

[@NoobFarofa]

Nice🙂

[@iznogudsurfer5911]

Why needs a pinball machine a network connection?

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

Stern Insider Connect lets you keep high scores and show’s locations that have Stern machines. Also, this allows the machine to do auto code updates.

[@scottgm321]

What are the 3D glasses for? Something on the display?

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

There is a 3D mode you can unlock.

[@joshphelps4363]

Why not just leave the playfield connected ? The cord is long enough to put it on something next to the machine

[@ElectricStarshipArcade]

That’s a great question! I have left the playfield connected before on other pins and used saw horses to set it on. But with this playfield I just didn’t see any safe spots that didn’t have the potential for slipping and something getting broke. It was just easier and safer to get this one totally out of the way.