2 Player Pinball Machine Build, Part 3 (Cutting Holes)

This is the third part of a multi part series that shows the construction process of the 2 player pinball machine. It's a game where 2 players will duel sending marbles over the hill to their opponents side. Each player starts with 5 marbles and can decide when to bring them into play. This will be a really fun machine to play with family and friends. The machine will be themed to Game of Thrones and challenge the players in a game of Ice vs Fire. In this video, I sketch the layout onto the playing surface and cut the holes for the tunnels. I also finish building the main framework by attaching the end pieces. I can't wait to see how this project will turn out! Follow along as I build this machine!
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[@gabeproductions224]

Awesome dude!!!

[@robj7481]

Always cut the wood and playfield with a router. Use a FLUSH CUTTING bit and a known good straight edge. The edges will be incredibly straight and smooth and the project will look more professional as joints will mate flawlessly.

[@dmich9]

Awesome!

[@salvadoriribarne517]

Hola soy de argentina. Me parece genial lo que haces. Felicitaciones

[@bngstudio5611]

Woohoo! I love you favorite youtuber

[@M-Beezy]

Love your vids m8 everyt ime you upload a vid i get excited

[@ianthehunter3532]

YAY

[@renegangfan5630]

Whenever I see my notifications and see your videos in it, I get so happy lol. Keep up the great work

[@riddle4284]

Looks cool but I feel like the flipper is really small and I don't know if it would give you enough leverage to get to the other side

[@bngstudio5611]

WHO DISLIKED THE VIDEO!!!!

[@bleachyoung1058]

Nice Job! I am definitely going to like the end product, I think its going to be amazing

[@SheepRunner]

OMG im so excited for this !!!!

[@zman350x]

Great Build!!!
Like if you agree

[@timmontanus4311]

joehoe, waited all week for this!!

[@cheese_wafflez533]

Tim Montanus Same! I fucking love these videos!

[@jacejace577]

Looking great, can't wait untill it is done :)

[@linkinprk1981]

I cringe every time you use the table saw without a rip fence or crosscut sled/miter gauge, but it's your shop and your workspace - keep on keepin' on. Can't wait for part 4 thru 15 =)

[@BenTardif]

LP81 Ha! I’d be amazed if it was done in 15 parts

[@SisterTwisters9166]

Dude that's awesome! I can't wait to see when its done!

[@heingertenbach6217]

Hey Ben you can use a raspberry pi or arduino to connect a LCD screen to display the winner of each round and calculate the winner of the mach by using a few sensors and doing a bit of programming that is all thank you.

[@theguetzliboy8628]

Your one of the best youtuber

[@samforst33]

You look a little like Chris Taylor

[@devicharan3411]

I just want to a make a one that you are doing but I do not have any equiment.....😭😭😭

[@LordThanatos666]

Ben doesn't seem to have every piece of kit either... You can do a lot without professional tools. Oh, and Ben: Not trying to join the 'safety police' here, but freehanding cuts on a table saw is a bit iffy, you might want to make a simple 10-minute crosscut sled :)

[@childman8670]

Me to

[@Habreno]

I'm a bit worried about the physics here. Firstly you raised the slope, and now the flippers have been made shorter. I would make sure (very soon) that you actually can get the ball to make the shots you want, because these shots not being doable would be a serious downer on the table's play.

[@lukepeterson6649]

Can you help me with my homework 😂😂😂

[@Justin.costlow]

Midnight7 lol

[@wazoo4589]

Fourth

[@gabeproductions224]

First!!

[@risegaming536]

6th comment

[@jdcrom2170]

First