Rotisserie

[Ant68]

Can someone point me in the right direct for a Rotisserie ,anyone in OZ sell them .
Or if someone has a 2nd hand one for sale .

[oldskool1969]

I waited 2 1/2 years for one to come up from a guy that left the hobby, hope you done wait that long!
GAMEMASTERS were doing them but  kept getting dicked around by a bloke named Felix. Hope you have better luck Dude.

[swinks]

fast pinball did this framework option which is simple but a great idea. Fasten the playfield to the frame and as it sits down the playfield is straight away at 6.5 degrees so you could test play out of the cabinet if leads are in reach. Then when you need space you can flip up on it's end.

I will be drawing this up so I can get one made and can share the designs if they are wanted.

[turbo27]

Far from a great picture, but made this one myself

1/2 inch pipe using the screw fittings. T piece on the top of the vertical. Welded the angle iron on the end and then clamp your playfiled to it.

When not in use simply folds down.

Painted half black for an effect....

[Ant68]

Looks like that would do the trick ,did you tap a thread through the T piece on the other end ?

[nath2099]

Not as nice as Turbo's, but here's mine:

[turbo27]

Looks like that would do the trick ,did you tap a thread through the T piece on the other end ?

Yes, but the frame is 3/4 (my mistake) using a 3/4 T with a tapped thread on the end of the pipe. Then 1/2 pipe through the T with the angle iron welded on the end.

This is where I got the basis for my concept

http://www.pinballrevolution.com/threads/how-to-build-your-own-playfield-rotisserie.161/

Cheers

[swinks]

or you could do a twin one, check the link at pinside.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/twin-playfield-rotisserie

great for transferring from one playfield to another.

[Ant68]

Thanks for the info mate , maybe I'll have a crack at making one .