DIY Mini Arcade Plans
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Original Post for my DIY Mini Cab:
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Link to PDF:
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Tools / Materials:
*Assuming if your going to take this project on, you have a basic knowledge of woodworking (I’m no master woodworker myself) and your comfortable using the tools and materials below.
•Several 24” x 48” x .75” MDF sheets (depends on how detailed you want to get with the cabinet base, supports, etc).
•Legs 4”x1” boards
•0.5” Plywood Boards for shelves, etc
•Hardware (screws / bolts / etc)
•Paint (rollers / spray / etc)
Rough Costs $125
Tools:
•SAFETY FIRST! - Glasses / Ear protection / Gloves / Mask / Proper ventilation
•Circular saw / Jig Saw / Miter Saw
•Straight edge metal ruler for templating
•Sanders (belt sander, power sander, sanding blocks for finishing)
•Router (for rounding edges)
•Electric drill / screw driver
Tech / Etc:
Gaming Monitor (Rough Cost: $150)
Consoles / PC / Raspberry Pi (Rough Cost: $50-$300 deepening on your options)
Arcade Parts or Fightstick(s) as needed (Rough Costs: $150 per fightstick)
Stools (Rough Costs: $15 per stool)
LED lights (optional) (Rough Cost: $20)
Acrylic for marquees (Rough Cost: $20)
Printed Artwork (Rough Cost: $10)
Please share your projects with me @jonyfraze and leave any questions and comments below !
Good luck guys!
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I would love this setup and hit it with some white Rhino liner
Id love you have something like this for my man cave. Great work!
Wow!! I love this! Great job. I'd love to get one these and a Vewlix cab. BIG dreams...
I see why you call it MiniCab. It's like one of those Capcom Mini Cute cabinets but still considerably larger and more suitable for adults compared to the previously mentioned.
The width is probably too small for two adults playing together, because even the Japanese cabinets that are designed for smaller arcades are around 30-32 inches wide.
Anyways awesome job. I hope you'll get the chance to build more cabinets in the future.
I think it's doable, just need to tilt the seats a bit more 😅
Amazing design! ..very good job Congratulations!!!!
I’m making one this month
Nice! Please share..
Very nice dude. I might do one of these in the near future.
Pretty rad
Amazing man keep up the awesome work 😎
Good job!
>Otomedius and STGs
A culture man I can see
Thanks for sharing.
So dope
Could you make one based on a sega astro city style cabinet?
Good job bud.
Can I ask what convert for the joystick because I see you have different consoles in the cabinet?
There’s 2 brook universal fighting boards installed in my stick.. works on every console and my raspi
Emulation is great for older consoles, it eliminates the need to purchase the retro board! Great job dude!
What kind of screws did you use?
Just typical wood screws.
Shit what would be a good alternative if i cant find the sega hss-0130
ew 3s on lcd. amazing project nevertheless!
@jonyfraze Awesome job iam building one at moment i have the same sega saturn twin stick allso and need a bit off with the art bezel any chance you can help me out with a pdf?
This is awesome. How is the input lag?
Using brook UFBs in my setup so basically none on console.
Can you explain how you modded the Saturn controller with Sanwa parts, and what parts you used? Just got mine, and there's not much information on the buttons aside from the fact that they're soldered on.
DingoYabuki mine was a complete tear down with new Sanwa parts and brook universal boards.
@@jonyfraze Ah okay. I opened mine up and got sanwa buttons and sticks.
Replacing the buttons is actually straightforward, but how did you replace the sticks? The Sanwa joysticks are smaller than the stock Seimitsu ones.
This means the holes where I would normally screw the Seimitsu stick down through the blue... plate? I don't know what it's called. But it's a plastic rectangle that holds the shaft.
Let's just call it the "plate". Well, the sanwa joystick's "plate" is smaller, so the screws wouldn't fit through. What did you do about that? If that makes sense.
For the hss (or any jlf Astro panel) you actually don’t use a plate. They are mounted directly on the base.
Beautiful work, great! Recalbox on Raspberry Pi or PC ?
Pi
Good job! What model monitor did you use for this build?
i used an old samsung T260HD i had laying around house.
Did you had to rewire the sega Hss-0130 board?
Completely gutted and replaced with Brook PCBs and Sanwa parts.
@@jonyfraze Thank you for info!
is that a 24'' monitor?
samsung t260hd
@@jonyfraze I know it is toomuch, but the marquee acrylic, you cut it yourself and set it on the cab?
Yes. Just used a simple acrylic cutter and straight edge from the hardware store.
Yes just used a simple acrylic cutter on a straight edge for the angles. Just mounted to wooden posts.@@GrayFoxRJ
Would you have access to Taito Vewlix dimensions? Thx for sharing the instructions!
the measurements should be avaiable at wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Taito_Vewlix
you can check it out in its manual.
Hi jony, beatiful project you have made!
I´ll try something like this but with and old crt, so i guess i´ll have to do a structure that can support this, also iwondering what are the angles you used in the side panel?
Thanks!
To be completely honest I did the design freehand and just tried to mimic the look of a vewlix cab
@@jonyfraze thanks i'll try to reach an aproximate angle having vewlix in mind
I hope ppl don't think they need a Saturn stick now, because there are other options.
Do you know where to find the Saturn stick?
You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.
my nigga make a twitter account
Haha already got one slime.. @jonyfraze