My First Pinball Shop Job! Lethal Weapon 3 Pinball Machine Repair - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- It's time to shop out my Lethal Weapon 3 pinball machine! With the electronics fixed up. the rest is just cosmetic so it should be easy... right? I knew taking apart a pinball playfield would be a lot of work, but wow, that was a lot of work! This episode features stripping the playfield, cleaning the parts, and cleaning and waxing the playfield. This is my first pinball "shop job" and there is definitely a lot to learn!
Nut drivers used in this video: amzn.to/4bXJ2e8
Tumbler I used: www.berrysmfg.com/product/ber...
Tumbling medium: amzn.to/3KlUMv9
Novus cleaner: amzn.to/4bXutY4
Mothers metal polish: amzn.to/4bXuvPG
Cheap bulk magic eraser: amzn.to/3V0H6un
Magnetic pickup tool: amzn.to/4bBJleQ
Stand-up targets from Pinball Resource: www.pbresource.com/
Carnauba Wax: amzn.to/3Khol0W
Chapters ►
00:00 Intro
00:43 First Steps
02:22 Method
03:48 Wireform Removal
08:44 Naked Playfield (NSFW)
10:26 The Parts
10:59 Old Lights on Empty Board
11:20 Tumblin' Time
14:04 Starting to Clean
16:37 Before and After
18:36 Wax on Wax off
20:57 Nightmare Fuel 
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Nicely filmed. Informative. Useful and helpful guidance. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Yes, thank you!
well done
Thank you!
This is Gold! Perfect filmed. I am new to the hobby and this helps a lot!
@@Retromo thank you, and welcome to the hobby! I am happy if my journey to learn stuff is able to help others too
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Every girl crazy bout a sharp dressed man. 👍🏼
haha that song is permanently stuck in my head now!
nice video. I really enjoyed it. Waiting for the next part.
Thank you! You shouldn't have to wait long...
One tool that I found helped with removing the nuts from plastics without unscrewing the post is Titan's Pinwrench. It's a thin piece of stainless steel with a 1/4" notch in one end and a 5/16" notch in the other. It's thin enough to fit under a plastic and hold the hex portion of the post while you unscrew the nut from on top of it. Marcos sells a similar tool under the name Stud-Buddy.
Thanks for the tip! I'll pick one up the next time I'm placing an order. Definitely sounds like it would come in handy
was going to make a joke about using an ultrasonic cleaner on the parts because this looked like servicing a wristwatch. then oh
Ultrasonic cleaner jumpscare
Can you link the ultrasonic cleaner and tumbler + medium you use? I'm about to start my own first project on this scale
Sure! So the Ultrasonic Cleaner is just one I picked up at Harbor Freight, but it is pretty much identical to this one: amzn.to/4bYN06g
For the Tumbler, I ordered a Berrys 500 model with an extra bowl so I could have one filled with walnut (better for removing heavy corrosion, won't polish as shiny), and one filled with corn (lighter and polishes better). For heavily corroded parts I start with walnut for 24 hours and then do corn for 24, with a spoonful of Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish in each bowl. For parts that are in decent shape, I just use corn cob to polish.
Tumbler: www.berrysmfg.com/product/ber-qd-500-vib-tumbler-110v
Walnut medium: amzn.to/3R69biP
Corn cob medium: amzn.to/3VjOgv2
Mothers metal polish: amzn.to/3X8921Y
@@ThePinballNoob Thank you! Picking up a Sorcerer for restoration work next week!
@@lokust_pinrat nice! That’s an awesome game