Diy Arcade Machine Table

I have an arcade machine with over 30,000 games on it. It tears up normal hard drives, makes them run super hot and slow. I have had several hard drives go up on me because it is trying to access to much date. This SSD was expensive but worth every penny. The games run 10 times faster and this hard drive never heats up. If you have a MAME arcade machine this is the answer.

This compact 80's arcade themed micro drum machine provides endless amounts of entertainment.

I was building a DIY table dolly for my DSLR and couldn't find a good, stable, lightweight plate for it. After searching for a long time on the web, I came across a Youtube video of a guy who used this as the plate for a dolly. I ordered it and it was better quality than I thought it would be. I love it!

I built a DIY Posing table, Took a 18x30x1/2 ply covered one side with some foam & black fabric. Mounted the Baby Wall plate to the underside of the plywood. Placed posing table on a light stand. Looked great & Worked Great - Will also be able to use it in macro photography as a bonus!!

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

I like the machine and it does a nice job in printing the labels. The only thing that is a bit difficult is pealing the table.

This is a very heavy machine that I couldn’t lift by myself, but once I hired a strong, young man to set it on its table, I discovered how smoothly it works. I still can’t figure out how to do multi-page scans, but I’ll seek that out some day. It’s a clean, mean, well-performing machine.

This sits just right on the table up against the wolverine moviemaker pro between the feed reel and the machine. You could secure it there, but standing it on the washer/magnetic stand keeps it happy for the full reel anyway.

It seems there are either multiple versions or multiple suppliers of this unit, as there seems to be variations on how the tabletop is secured to the center column. I've seen one that used 2 small sheet metal screws (why??) plus 2 slightly larger machine screws. The one I received had one very large machine screw that securely attaches the top to the column. Keeping the price point and build materials in mind, this is not something I'm going to trust to support a great deal of weight, and certainly not as you move away from the center of the table. It seems fine for light leaning, but I wouldn't have anyone place their full upper body weight on it. Overall, I'm very happy. The height adjustment knob tightens securely and doesn't appear fragile. The entire unit is studier than I anticipated and doesn't wobble or feel cheaply constructed. I recommend this for anyone needing a table for light posing or for product photography.

Perfect feature set for small gaming arcade. Modules allow configuration for all sources. 70v output perfect for distributed speaker system.