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Building my Mini Arcade Machine
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- www.joshendyblo... - More details about my Mini Arcade Machine build here!
Hello everyone. I'm back! I've been away from home for work but I've returned, so that means back to working on fun projects and making videos for you guys.
This is my mini arcade machine powered by a Raspberry Pi. I've always wanted to make something like this and it seemed like a cool project to get me back in to the swing of things.
Stay tuned for more cool projects.
Thanks to everyone for subscribing to my channel and I hope you enjoyed the video.
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Finally a video that shows a how to step by step with enough time to see, and cool music. Not some jerk off showing off his mame or x arcade built in his garage using all kinds of fancy equipment and blueprints. Then being secretive about it like it was a piece of cake. You even labeled and explained the breakdown, parts, and order. Well done sir!
This still looks complicated AF and you have a personal robot lol. ok I take it back...you used a fancy machine that probably cost thousands.
Very cool i must say. I would have loved one in my home haha.
Coolest thing I think I have ever seen
Looks like you used retroarch for the emulation. Pretty good! I didn't know what the Raspberry Pi was capable of until now!
OMFG PEOPLE ARE SOO AMAZING, I WANT THAT SO BAD
Hi man, great topbar, is there any chance for you to share the plans again? I tried to got them from your blog but it´s down for now
dime como te puedo conseguir me interesan todas las maderas yo ago el resto
COOL !
Alguien tiene que me pase las plantillas para hacer el mini arcade, porfavor... me interesa para cortar la madera
Hi great project! I have few questions if you don't mind.
1) how did you split your PSU to feed the different devices?
2) Is this main switch safe to switch off the full thing or do you have to switch off the raspberry pi manually first.
Great job!
Alguien tiene que me pase las platillas para cortar la madera de este mini arcade
I like the CNC router that you have. Can you tell me where did you buy and its cost?
+Phil Huynh He made it by himself...
What Front-End did you use. Very nice and clean setup.
Dude, it's awesome! Have you thought about painting and coating the case?
I want to build one of these exactly like this but for 2 players. Do you have plans for a 2 player cabinet? That cnc router would come in handy also. I would pay for the wood pre-cut and shipped :)
hey if you can bc i know this vid is old can you have a download of the 3d model and what the size is?
alright i understand the driverboard and audio but how do you even power the raspberry pi?
Could you make .stl files available for the housing? Would like to build it, but use a 3D Printer for the housing instead of a CNC as i dont have access to one.
Hi josh
Fantastic job.
Do you have the blueprints of the cabinet?
so good
I wish I was smart enough to make an arcade machine ):
How did you configure your arcade buttons/joystick?
+xChaos_Acid github.com/recalbox/mk_arcade_joystick_rpi
Hey Man! This is an Awesome Project!
I have a question... is it possible to have the sheet of cabinet, for cnc or lasercutter? Where I find this project?
Now - how on earth do you get the games loaded and where from ??
Where do you get the software for the different games?
Have you thought of multiplayer games yet? That would be worth the extra cost to have an external controller for some games
+TPW WitherSkull It has LAN port at back of Arcade...
Hi, very nice build. I had one question! I can't find any 10inch lcd which will run from a 5v psu.. all 10inch lcd on ebay require 12v.. How did you power your lcd? do you have link to similar ebay item?
My one was an odd one. Just buy a 12V LCD and use a 12V power supply. Then to power the Raspberry Pi use a 12V to 5V stepdown converter like this: goo.gl/uKjTXD
can the motherboard support 2 players for example for games like king of fighters
Yep, I could've fit another joystick and buttons on the Raspberry Pi IO. Instead though I use this controller if I want 2 players: goo.gl/XF47Yc
I have a question about the raspberry pi's micro usb power input. we can't see it plugged in any picture.
could you, please, tell us how did you do to connect it to the power supply ?
+Yack Alelo You can supply power to the pi through the 5V and GND connections on the GPIO header. I think doing that bypasses the input power protection circuit though, so it's probably better to power it through the proper power-in micro USB port.
+joshendy thanks a lot for your response. I think I will put a multisocket in the arcade mahine in order to
power the raspberry with its proper power adaptator.
what screen did you use?
where do I download the design
Will to 10-inch screen where?
If i buy for the images. Would it tell me the measurements ? Or the layout to get it cut?
+Angel A The sketchup file is to size and it shows the measurements for everything. It would be up to you to extract the individual parts and export them for CAM.
1:53 What about the 2d design?
+joshendy do you mind shearing blueprint for the case??
Wows!
Software?
Would have been totally perfect if you had a darker stain on the wood and sanded the corners and put moulding around a or something to hide the exposed plywood edgo
at first i didnt know about the audio amplifier and the power supply wiring. but now i actually understand what was going on. By the way, im only 11
hey man could you send me the instructions for this project?
needs a small subwoofer for a lil extra oomf
where did you get your lcd?
ebay, I just searched for 10" lcd and looked for the cheapest one
Nice work. I wanted to go to your website and check out the project but it appears it's down right now.
***** Thanks for the heads up. Appears to be a problem with my domain, hopefully it'll be back up soon. I haven't added a new post to my blog regarding this arcade build however, so you're not missing out. Cheers
joshendy THanks for the update. I'd love it if you took the time to post about the build. Keep up the great work.
can I buy this from you?
How you found that software? He has all platforms...
is RetroPie
I need it
Can you do this with lego instead
Jzara 3115 that's actually a really great idea!
yeap but it would probably get destroyed unless you glue everything
But I love it I can do the woodwork but can't do the electroo
How much did this cost?
Aaron Wait He has his parts/price list at the end of the video.
I added the parts I used to the description.
What cnc machine do you use
I built my CNC machine myself, check out my other videos if you want to see how I built it.
got cnc equip in ya basement?
Yep, built my CNC router myself. Check my other videos if you want to see how I made it.
Every cool
Ar you killer mii man
Oh great.....let me just pull a router out my ass.
While you're up there try have a look for your brain. You could easily paper template this and use a jig saw to cut it out.
I just found your comment...fancy that?
Can you sell that one or can you customize me a mini arcde raspberry pi 3 pls, single plyer
I made mine, You can see It on my channel
great vid helped a lot
subbed !)
Hey can I get your email? I have a few questions i want to ask you regarding this project.
Greetings from Auckland :)
Yes some jerk
this looks eazy jjajaja ahaa
that kid is 11 years old to build
you stole skootch es intro
kid build his arcade