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Episode#12 Custom Virtual Pinball Cabinet Build
In this video I will be teaching you how to assemble your virtual pinball cabinet. I will also be teaching you how to properly install pocket hole screws, make glue blocks, make the 45 degree corner braces, and what things you need to avoid hitting/blocking when you attach your glue blocks. I am using the Kreg pocket hole jig system but any pocket hole system will work and if you don't want to use pocket hole screws, you can still learn a lot from this video. All great stuff for anyone looking to make their very own custom virtual pinball cabinet from scratch!
I have also created timestamps so you can jump to the part/info you need.
00:20 How I am assembling my cabinet with pocket hole screws and battens
00:58 How to set up the Kreg 720 pocket hole jig
05:18 Key things to note about using pocket hole screws
06:17 Methods of holding the corners still while screwing
08:28 Why I am adding glue blocks as well
09:23 Drilling the pocket holes in the virtual pinball cabinet parts
12:56 Making/buying your glue blocks
14:21 How to make the 45 degree corner braces
19:50 Setting up a brad nailer for your glue up blocks/battons
21:50 Pre installing some of the bottom glue up blocks
24:05 Assembling the main cabinet
31:33 Assembling the back box
33:40 Issues to watch out for when installing the glue up blocks in back box
36:24 Nailing in the back box glue up blocks
If you would like to make my vpin cabinet, here is a link to the free plans!
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If you design your own, I'd love to see it! Send pics/video to my DM on Instagram!
Special thanks to Michael Roberts for his amazing guide on how to make a vpin cabinet, check it out here. Thanks for the amazing pictures that really help people understand the assembly process.
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