That button layout is triggering me hardcore.

This is exactly what I want to build. I'll probably either sand down the panels smoove before painting or just use contact paper. I'd also set the monitor vertical if your planning to play any actual arcade games through MAME.

You guys goofed the button layout a bit

The button layout is upside-down. But otherwise, pretty nice job!

You should do a toasty bros themed build where the case looks like a toaster. Or even better *the case is a toaster with a itx system inside*

2:40 when you realize it's time to invest in some clamps

We definitely gotta do an updated build fam! Show us what you’ve learned along the way! You guys are amazing with all of the work and sharing that you do!💪🤓

The one on the right looks like Seth Rogan

Been following you for at least 1 1/2 and saw you two on Tech Yes City. You are doing great keep up the great work!!

Awesome arcade cabinet! Kudos to the both of you. I just started drawing a blueprint for a larger “console” (Xbox/playstation/switch) arcade cabinet for my living room. This video inspired and answered a few questions that have been in the back of my mind. Thanks so much and again good job!

Nice to see a build that doesn't include a hole workshop full of expensive tools because all I have is cordless jigsaw, dril; and sander

This is a cool project. It kind of motivated me to use my old 7700k, spare gpu, and some other stuff to try and make a baller arcade cabinet.

This is awesome! Wish this was a more step by step detailed video for anyone who would want to do this because it sparked my interest. Great Vid 👍🏻

I would recommend using a primer before you pained it to give it a more arcade feel. There is a website that also offers custom vinyl for graphics. You could also use some resin on the wood to give it that nice glossy smooth feel. All in all great job guys

That’s awesome. I have an ICade cabinet that I was thinking about transitioning into a full arcade. This video gives me ideas that might help with mine. If you have any advice on how to switch the buttons to work with the raspberry pi I would appreciate it.

Nice job guys! Makes me want to try something like this!

New TubeBuddy video? I like the change up

Great job guys! Exactly how mine was going to be but I planned on a tmnt theme.

If you guys don't play the machine much you could definitely use it as recording set piece

Would love to see an upgrade to the arcade! Build it in the style of a Japanese candy cab arcade with used pc parts.

Been wanting to build another one buy I've been too lazy to do it lol Any chance you guys can do a how to for the raspberry pi and such?

Love it and the true DIY spirit you built into it too!!

arcade cabinet is always a great challenge to make. You need to be a nerd who is also a skillful carpenter. I think that is a rare breed🤣

Can you make a video on how you hook up a Raspberry Pi to the screen

Amazing job with the arcade cabinet amazing video👍

AS far as finishing/painting, sanding the surfaces might help hide the grain and give a more finished look for low cost vs custom coverings Also, local Mom & Pop dollar stores often have large cans of spray paint for $1-$2, as we have around SE MIchigan, often name branded paint Some of the paints I've seen are textured, which would also cover woodgrain. ALso primers are available Kilz is designed to remove surface imperfections Sanding sealer is another option for filling wood grain. Sanding sealer is often used for model rockets and planes to fill balsa woodgrain prior to paint Of course finding scrap MDF and/or finished plywood on the curb is a win too

New member !!love you guys

I'd like to see a full size arcade cabinet build, possibly with vinyls on the side and everything

You might want to put some aluminum foil behind your logo to diffuse the light a little more, but other than that, very nice build. Working on getting all the parts for one myself.

Why is the Vewlix layout upside down for the buttons?

Nice for $100,good job guys.You just inspired me to build one.

Can you do a case where you build the entire thing form scratch and there's water cooling built in? Kind of like the new EKWB case, but most of the tubes are part of the frame.

U guys did exactly what I did hey lol except I used string to do the curve part but I freestyled the whole thing and surprisingly my side panels look gd. I've just gotta finally put it together. I bought a cheap jigsaw too. Cut it on the carpet in my old unit, vacuumed up the dust, all sweet. I'm gonna buy decals from a proper printing place to do my stickers though. Its the part I'd spend the most on, that and the buttons + joystick. I've got cool ideas for themes too. Seen so many so I've come up with some original ideas. Can't wait to finish it. I got a Raspberry Pi which I'll use till I buy a decent small PC for it. I want to eventually have it play Street Fighter 4 and MKX so yeh the pi3 is great for most arcade games, suprisingly mined slowed down on a couple shmups I've played in it so yeh a PC is the go with Launchbox. Blinkys cool too, its a light program which u can hook music up to and yeh have it as a jukebox too. I want lightgun games too. I'm basically greedy hey lol I want it to be super kickarse. I've researched this and watched tons of vids and I can see the vids where people have gone that extra mile and yeh it shows and is really impressive. Having a plain pi3 in it with different images isn't gd enough lol I've had my pi3 for over 2 years and I've used it tons so yeh I want something crazy. U guys did gd though, at least u finished yours.

Do yall have any info on the software used and how to switch games etc..

Great job love it🤙🤙

Now THAT’S what I’m talking about! Nice project!

If you ever do another one, or heck you could still do it on this one, the edges where you have green on actual cabinets is plastic T-Moulding, the only hard part of using it is cutting the groove it go into, has to be the right with and depth and bet exactly in the center of the edge, but it looks really nice.... that said, until you guy got to the painting part I thought it was t-moulding lol... so great job guys, just a little extra work and the same look but probably cheaper.

"...but it wasn't the worst thing in the world and was kind of a bonding experience", just as he goes right between the legs, Lol! ;) Seriously though, really enjoyed the video and gives me inspiration to finally get off my butt and put an arcade cabinet together. Just subscribed!!!

Btw you don't even need fancy tools to do this. The tools here cost way too much. You just need a drill (with the right drill bits for the button sizes) and two manual handsaws, one for straight and one for the curves.

Would've done this but I decided to buy some arcade kit online and it didn't work out ($150 down the drain), then i just bought some joystick gamepads and they worked.

If I order the buttons on my list is the an instruction manual or something for retro pie

fun project. It's a deep rabbit whole to go down.. (I've built full size uprights, old console conversions, ps classic conversion, etc...) On a side note, check your power supply for your PI. The bolt icon in the corner means it's not getting enough power.

Very cool given me a new project and its on cheap side

About time LoL And no a laser won't cut that thick of wood. You'll need a large CNC machine like the 4'x8' one at lvl1.

Whoa, you have the exact same desktop background as me. That's crazy.

I would have sanded the cabinet and used wood filler to seal any imperfections then sand again, then use a decent primer or clear coat and then paint. Also would use a bluetooth adapter to be able to use wireless controllers if so desired.

Man I love your screen saver pic.....where Can I get it???...lol

Alex Winter and Seth Rogen doing DIY builds?? EXCELLENT!!

If im making a modern type game in UE4, think I could put it on one of these if i make one?

Great job guys! Too many arcade cab vids show pro/semi-pro/prosumer type woodworking guys with dedicated shops and suite of tools, who do time consuming precision detailing with T molding and other details Nice to see an arcade cab build by and for Joe Blow working guys with limited time, space and tools to do a build. Great job using leftover/scrap parts

More case mods!!!! Do an all acrilic case build instead of cardboard - you could always have like a metal frame for more support

3.5mm jack... I like it boys, good work

Nice. Sadly, unless a person has access to the power tools required to do this, its not cost effect. $100 for the cab parts, $1000 for the power tools. Might be a good way to justify power tools that could be put to use on future projects.

Good job saving money - you can even do it up a little later on

nice work. add some polyurethane to the whole thing and add a clear plastic protector over the buttons so the black paint doesn't rub off.

Sweet. What size plywood used?

Yeah I do like what you guys done. Maybe next time do a step by step arcade build on your channel .

What are the dimensions for the wooden pieces?

Everything you had to do to install Raspberry Pi

I think you forgot to factor in the price of tools for an average gamer who probably doesn’t have any tools.

0:00 Me: they are using a Raspberry Pi! Other people: how do you know? Me: undervoltage warning in the upper right corner of the screen...

Saw a classic toyota !!!!!!! Great build

It will be nice if you guys shared the dimensions template

Hey guys, could you revisit your motor cycle helmet PC? You could use the new Asrock A300 STX motherboards with a Ryzen APU. That’s the video that brought me to your Channel and I guess it’s a case mod?

You should make a another budget build of of ebay or amazon

I would've used spray paint, but still looks nice good job guys.

For the first few seconds, I was wondering what Seth Rogan was going to say.. then when he opened his mouth, I realized that it wasn't him..

So like do I have to play this upside down since the buttons are upside down?

Dat 620 Bulletside in the back though 👀

where can i get free roms and emulators for one of these and links thanks adrian

How to install correct wiring to the buttons, please make tutorial to that. sorry for my bad English

Great video, this is not something that we see everyday.

Daaaaang what is that song @7:30??

How much was the cabinet by itself? I wanna buy one and throw in my old Xbox one in there to make it a Tekken 7 arcade cabinet

TB can you show us how to create coin box for this creation please and thank you

OMG do you have a Datsun Sunny!? you lucky SOB!!

i knew the toastybros are the real deal

Basically if you go to thrift store, get a $20 screen, $10 amplified speakers, and maybe a computer stronger than Pi for $20, then yeah, I could see a cheap bartop coming in under 100 if buy the cheap lumber.

Love you guys 😊😊😊

How do u guys know this stuff....

@3:19 was that a HAKOSUKA????!!!! SHOW US THAT GORGEOUS CAR!!

@3:19 Move that damn thing, how dare you block that car?

gonna use guides like these to know how to wire the buttons

Go Cats!! UK ftw!

I'm thinking MDF would work better than plywood. Has anyone tried that?

Very cool, I know what I'm doing this month

Why would you put 16:9 monitor to a retro game setup? All the games are in 4:3.

You got my subscribe by the Kentucky Basketball shirt alone!

I want to make my own machine but isnt it illegal to have roms?

Are you guys from Kentucky?

Compromises of course abd It`s cool that you could make this for $100 however ...... if you could put a sensible price on the amount of man hours that it took too build then how much has it cost then ?

WHY is the button layout upside down?

$100 arcade cabinet.....that's worth it.

I can't believe Seth Rogen builds arcade cabinets! So cool!

It makes you wonder why companies like Corsair don’t have cases like this for use of computer parts in arcade cabinets.

no relief cuts at the beginning. triggered me hard hahajaha

Why did you install the control panel upside down? That button layout is not correct.

Anyone know if the arcade kit works with a wii

First toasty bros love you guys!

This is what i want to build! Keep up the good work, Seth Rogen! 😂