Hankin Cocktail Clone

[ktm450]

thanks mate, appreciate the dimensions. I am modelling up the hankin style cabinet in solidworks for the fun of it for one in the future to make a cabinet with a few differences but wanted to start with something proven.

Many thanks for the dimensions, helped alot

No probs mate, impressive modelling 

[spriggy]

Very nice ktm  .  The melding of self-made steel and wood is always rewarding.  Especially when it comes out looking like this!

Thumbs! 

[ktm450]

Very nice ktm  .  The melding of self-made steel and wood is always rewarding.  Especially when it comes out looking like this!

Thumbs! 

Thanks Paul, it was an enjoyable project 

[dealers choice]

Thanks for all of your help Matt. This is my progress so far with the help of my little staple gun girl. I decided not to mount the screen on the lid to keep that weight down. Hopefully ill finish it soon and post tthe end result.

[swinks]

nice work Brendan 

[ktm450]

No dramas mate, looking good 

[dealers choice]

I just got the control panels I bent up back from powder coating today, textured black sure is the way to go. I couldnt be happier with the finish, they look a treat. for anyone else wanting to make these. Dont waste your time with standard steel hole saws at $35 a pop spend $100 at hafco and get a set of carbide tipped hole saws. It saved me a lot of time and no broken teeth on the hole cutting.

[Homepin]

Looking good - I would really like to see a list of costs when you are finished the project.

[ktm450]

I just got the control panels I bent up back from powder coating today, textured black sure is the way to go. I couldnt be happier with the finish, they look a treat. for anyone else wanting to make these. Dont waste your time with standard steel hole saws at $35 a pop spend $100 at hafco and get a set of carbide tipped hole saws. It saved me a lot of time and no broken teeth on the hole cutting.

I used a handheld hydraulic punch for the holes, the electricians at work had one for working on electrical cabinets. Would be a very handy tool if you were mass producing panels.

[dealers choice]

Thanks Mike, total cost including 6mm hardened glass is under $600. Bear in mind I have made panels legs etc all at home. There are a few hours in this project which I havnt bothered to work out a cost for as there is no need to. I also didn't spend as much as Matt on the game board, as I have used the cheaper ones before on a sited machine with no problems.

 That would be great to own Matt, but Im guessing the hole saws were more within my budget.

[dealers choice]

I have just finished painting my cab. Ive never used accrylic before, but I love the way it goes on.

[ktm450]

Looks good Brendan 

[swinks]

nice work Brendan 

look forward to the completion photos

[dealers choice]

Ok , ive got the top covered and coin mech fitted. not long to go now .

[ktm450]

Any reason you mounted the screen in the horizontal plane? most the old classic games are vertical.