Whats Inside a Coin Pusher? How It Works
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Whats exactly in a quarter coin pusher? In this video I open up a coin pusher you see in such videos as "high risk", "high stake" or "high limit" coin pushers to see how it works and whats inside.
Disclosure: This is my own coin pusher. These coin pusher videos are for entertainment purposes only.
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Hello 👋 I'm le ... I'm trying to find out if oil 🛢️ is necessary in the machine ? Like what type of oil and exactly where does it go ?
Used WD-40
Thanks for the tour of the inside of a quiet pusher machine.. That sign piece you're enquiring about changing. That's plastic or plexiglass as far as I can tell.
Thank you for the video. It was 100% what I was searching for.
this is pretty cool!! I built a coin pusher for school and am trying to add the tilt sensor functions. I have everything I would need to set that up except for the solenoid. Could you help me out. What does the label on that blue solenoid that lifts the flap that stops coins from falling over say? It would be really cool if you could help me out. I love watching your videos, especially the ones from japan. keep up the good work and continue to make it rain!!!
That is a really cool you are working on your own coin pusher? If you join the discord and PM me, I'll send over some pics of the solenoid.
The material for the sign is Lexon,vinyl graphic's people who make signs could get the material and put vinyl graphics for custom sign
4:26 The only person to mention and show the payout % mech. I knew about the lip, didn't know it was what controls the payout %. You say you don't make money, only money from the bank, well that lip is also how these machines make money. Don't want people to win as much, leave the lip in and set it higher. But you have to get the sweet spot. Not so high no one ever wins, but not so low everyone wins. Removing it would be a bad idea.
Pull the gearing apart, by taking the motor off, give the gears plenty off gear grease (polyurea grease), close it up and let it rip for a few hours, open again and add if any dry spots left.
After you activated the tilt alarm, I said 'that was loud' the same time as you did XD so one of us owes the other a soda lol!
Really love this video, been wanting to see inside one of these for like forever! And if I knew how to do a sign for the front I'd be all over that for you :)
Ha, thank you Mel!
@@ClawD00d I'll take one of the Dr Pepper cream sodas please XD
2:35 that was a cool demonstration of the tilt detector and solenoid
Here is a quick temporary solution to small speakers that are too loud. Just put layers of tape over the speaker. It makes it way quieter and you can later remove the tape.
Seems a bit loud to me but who knows, maybe this is why arcades always have loud music, is it a planetary reduction gear in that box or something.
Surprisingly primitive inside, that looks like a super old XT PC power supply, and most of the stuff is off the shelf parts cobbled together!
You should take that gearbox apart, clean out all the old grease and replace it with some proper molybdenum grease. Hope the gears aren't too far gone to ever again be quiet. :D
Did you get a manual with your coin pusher when you purchased it? If you did, could you post a photo here on your video please? Mine was missing so I’m having to figure out all the wiring, parts names ect. Thanks.
Hi, i was hoping you can help me out. i just brought the same pusher, my power supply outside switch doesnt work. i have two loose wires. i think those have to be connected somewhere can you send me a full picture of your power supply
That scraping sound, couldn't it be the "pushing plate"? Or the pin that moves inside the little slot to move the plate? Maybe put some PTFE composite strips (PTFE = Teflon) underneath it. Might take away some of the noise.
I thought about that aswell, but I put my ear next to that gear reduction and that seems to be making a bit of noise.
Have you done any videos where you build things with quarters?
Can you adjust the size of the slots on the sides, the ones for the owner?????
Yeah, you can adjust them. On this video they are wide open, however you can close them if you want!
Thanks a lot for this video, i'am making my own and your video helps a lot
Those side slots are interesting. I didn't know.
I have a question. I'm asking because I can't find a video on it anywhere. If I wanted to modify my coin pusher to where I can drop a bunch of quarters at once instead of just one at a time. How would I be able to modify it so I can do that?
Do you have to have any kind of permit to put one of these in a gas station
Im building one of these I wish you would show us all how that lip is installed on the edge where the quarters fall off.
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Where can I buy a motor from for a coin pusher ??
Would be great to explain how the coin checker work. This simple trick looks ingenious
that was a great video and showed me how to make one:-). not to hard ill use a wipermotor i have some in spare. and the power supply was 200watts not hard or expensive to get. i guess you just made me make a coinpusher:-) though im in 240 volt land called Sweden. thanks again
Great info. Thanks
Interesting, thanks for that.
your motor has 2 black wires how did you wire it to your power supply ? was it one black to black one to white
He didn’t wire anything Edward, he purchased this machine. It’s $1200 new online, about $800 used. It’s called Silver Falls Coin Pusher. They are on eBay and a couple websites.
I agree, the amount of motor noise is excessive. Most bar owners wouldn't have it. I wouldn't. I''m thinking the extra wire/ plug would be for a built in changer. I would like to see how that is secured and fed. Also, I would be curious what the profit to cost (average of $1500 / per new machine) payback time is for the owner.
Am have a push coin machine am buy 5 days ago but the mero push stop what is can be the problem u now if u can tell me tanks
hi, first of all nice machine! very impressive how you made that on your own. I only have one question, how did you ensure that the quaters or other coins didn't fell into the 'playing room' ?
He bought it.
I have played one with a fruit gambling function on it so it has extra possibylitys so when you spin 3 bags of money(coin activates te spin)you have extra chance to win like you get your money back
What would be interesting to do is 100 dollars in quarters to the see the return for the player and return to the owner see who makes more
Fantastic idea James!
Thank you!
Hi I know this is from two years ago, but I was just wondering how much did this cost? I'd love to get one for my home :) TY Michele
I got this for about 1200 plis shipping back in 2020, but I think the price has gone up a bit. You can still find them on ebay for sale.
Can u just down the tilt sensor alarm time to a shorter time like less than a quarter of a second??
Its currently set at 3.5 seconds, so it could be possible to go lower.
The gear reduction in the motor is what's making all the noise. Gear reductions like that tend to be rather noisy. Plus I don't think you'll be able to disassemble it to check the lubrication in there. If you can disassemble the gear case you could possibly clean it out and repack with some good Moly grease. I'd love to take a non-working one apart. It's definitely engineered to a certain price point for maximum profitability.
One day when I get some time I might attempt to check it out.
@@ClawD00d If you really want to narrow down the source of the noise, you can always get a Mechanic's stethoscope from Harbor Freight. I'm pretty solid though on your noise issue being in the gear reduction from the motor to the pusher crank. The pusher itself seems to be on some pretty good drawer slides.
Ive been meaning to get one of those for awhile, got a reason to get one now!
Agreed. The engineering is kind of cool but the build materials left me wanting. Maybe some internal sheet metal cladding would've been nice or maybe a stamped sheet metal frame or something. Particle board, toughness and money don't jive in mind mind for some reason lol.
It looks like a gear reduction at the top of the motor you could pack it with a lithium grease and reduce some friction noise. Other options would be fit the interior of the machine with some sound deadening foam. If you are using the machine for personal use maybe retrofit a power button on the front to power it on when you use it. Save the motor from burning out and you wont have to get down to the power it on and off. this is sick i want one
Looks like you could put a plinko insert in where the coins drop.
You're on to something.....
@@ClawD00d
Well it very easily reminds me of the pushes in The Coin Game and those had the plinko parts in the back, and a couple of other things that might be a bit hard to rig up, but it looks like that thing is pretty much allowed to be a base.
could you list the dimensions of the coin pusher, I want to build one, Thanks!
Very interesting. Thanks
How to do you take off the quarter slot so you can put a lot of quarters at once?
You push the “skill stop” button and load as many quarters as you wish. That stops the metal slide from moving back and forth. ( I have my own machine).
The reduction gear box definitely needs a service
Congratulations, the video is very good, I'm in Brazil, I would like to assemble a Coin Pusher here, could you help me with this, would you give me the drawing of all the MDF pieces with the measurements, I would be very grateful if that's possible, thank you.
very cool such a coin pusher. beautifully made.
Regarding the noise of the engine, it is better to use a windshield wiper motor from a car. as far as the drive is concerned, it has a lower motor speed and the required voltage of 12V is already available through your computer power supply.
I hope my proposal is of some use to you.
thank you very much for your explanation.
Regards, Cees Kuppens, The Netherlands.
The sign could be made at a signwriters
Living in the Netherlands. I have been searching the internet for a while now to buy this machine in Europe. Never found one, has anyone got an idea where to buy one in Europe?
For now, I am builing one myself. So thanks for uploading this vid!
Helps me a lot!
I installed bullet proof glass in all of my coin pushers to deter smash and grab. The kind of thief who robs a coin pusher won’t stick around long and the price of BPG is $30-$100 per sq ft.
I'm sure it is made of a thin printed plastic. That is pretty cool machine.
Thanks Christy! Yeah, the sign it made of plastic, looks like that clear sheet they use to use on projectors back in the day.
@@ClawD00d That's called "acetate" and I think you can get some you can print on
T C this is extremely helpful, thanks! I take it must be printed with inkjet, as laser probably wont play as nice lol
@@ClawD00d No I think it's meant for laser actually!
I know about it because people use it to print out the design of PCBs that then go into a transfer machine, so laser is best for that!
Do you know of any websites that might be able to print one out for me? I measured the sign and its 6 3/4 X 22 inches
I want to build one...the link to buy one is dead
They have them reasonably priced on eBay
Is that lil box a mtg box ?
The orange one? I believe it was a Charizard trainer box.
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it is a beautifull machine . they are way to expensive for me here in the nl
Thank you Juggler. I hear they have desktop coin pusher versions in the Neterlands. Ever run into one of those?
@@ClawD00d yeah even those are hard to find. Most of them if they are online the big shops buy them in do very little work at them and then sell them for twice the money . Most ask around 350for a working table top .
Living in the NL too, been searching the internet for a while to buy this machine in Europe. Never found one, has anyone got an idea where to buy one in Europe? For now, I am builing one myself. So thanks for uploading this vid! Helps me a lot!
@@atlantis927 did you make it?
@@saitakuma Yeah, still work in progress, I will make a vid on my channel when I am finished :). Now building the sled of the pusher (with the motor).
Plexiglass with vinyl sticker of your choice
neat
Some of what hes saying aren't really making sense, and hes not fully explaining a few things lol. I thought I was just tired, and kept missing things, but I keep rewinding it and still doesnt
woww
Used WD-40
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You gotta paint some colors in there, on those flat white bits!
I want a coin pusher, but it just looks so drab inside. A sad halogen light, scraped up metal slides, mirror, white countertop material. If i played that in my living room, I'd feel like I was in a moldy back corner of a liquor store!
I'd have to paint one surface yellow, another blue, maybe an orange one. Get some life in there.