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I've heard nothing but nice things about their work. I went over to Mame Marquees to get the side art. If you don't floss, don't even bother brushing. It looks cleaner, smoother, sharper, and the coverage is perfect. I waited overnight for the second coat of black and let me tell you, it really took the paint to the next level. The Killz Tinted Primer is nice because I only needed an hour or so (I waited 2) to put the first coat of paint. Then I taped off all the important bits with blue painters tape. It really covered stains and stickers and all sorts of crap. Then I used a small foam roller (brushes are too slow, and I really don't like the texture they often leave) to do a first coat with a 'Killz' tinted primer. I used some wood putty to fill in some holes and nasty parts, let them dry, then sanded over them. The sander also took off the side art nicely. John suggested that we use the orbital sander to really give the wood a little texture so the paint would grip.

For this project I also did a few other things. I also have no idea what I'm doing, so I've also got ignorance on my side. They will prefer original Arcade CRT monitors and more expensive, higher quality parts. Hardware Disclaimer 2: Many folks that build arcade cabinets have a purist view of how these things should be done. What I'm doing here is putting a computer in a pretty box. I do own some original arcade boards, but if you want to emulate arcade games with MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator), you can search the 'tubes.

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This series of posts has nothing to do with that.

BUILDING ARCADE CONTROL PANEL SOFTWARE

Software Disclaimer 1: There's all sorts of legal issues around emulating arcade games. U-Trak Arcade Trackball With USB InterfaceĬompatible with most arcade joysticks, including Sanwa, Seimitsu, SuzoHapp, IL, Zippyy and illuminated joysticks. This kit IS NOT compatible with ServoStik joysticks.Ĭompatible with most 28mm and 30mm arcade buttons, including Sanwa, Seimitsu, SuzoHapp, IL, Gold Leaf and Chrome/Translucent illuminated.This is the fifth part of a multi-part series I'm going to do about assembling an Arcade Cabinet for my house. Trackball hole is compatible with 3” UTRAK Trackball (sold separately) * Cut out on the back for an inlet switch (sold separately)ħ8.3cm(Length) x 34.8cm(Depth) x 17.8cm(Height)Īvailable to order with or without the trackball cut out. * Pre drilled holes for joysticks/buttons and pinball buttons

* Trackball cut out option available – compatible with Utrak 3” Trackball * Supplied in flat pack form for self assembly * Compatible with most arcade joysticks, including Sanwa, Seimitsu, IL, Zippyy and illuminated. * Compatible with most arcade buttons, including Sanwa and Seimitsu buttons

* Suitable for various projects including JAMMA and Raspberry Pi * All fixings and instruction sheet included * 2 Player empty control panel kit with hinged lid for easy access If you require any of these options, simply leave a note in the 'Customer Comments' section during checkout.Īrtwork sets for this control panel kit are available to order separately here This kit can also be ordered with a blank control panel or custom button layout (for example, please add an extra hole for a SpinTrak spinner). Simple to assemble and add your own arcade joysticks/buttons, T-Molding and Raspberry Pi, JAMMA or IPAC to complete your very own arcade project. The trackball cut-out is compatible with the 3” Utrak trackball. This empty control panel kit also features a pre-drilled hole on each end for mounting pinball buttons.Įach control panel kit features a hinged lid, which makes it easy to mount your hardware and gives you easy access for wiring and has also been pre-slotted for T-Molding (sold separately) The back of the control panel kit also has a cut out for an inlet switch (sold separately) The AWUK control panel kit is compatible with many of the popular brands of arcade joysticks and buttons on the market, including Sanwa, Seimitsu, IL, Suzo Happ, Zippyy and illuminated.Īvailable to order with or without a trackball cut-out – select from the drop down at the time of order.

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This flat pack control panel arcade kit features a 2 player layout with pre-drilled holes for 1 joysticks and 8 buttons per player, plus 8 extra button holes, which can be used for admin buttons etc. The AWUK flat pack 2 player control panel kit is manufactured from 18mm black MDF and professionally cut on a CNC machine for perfect precision every time.

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