in this video, Mike from The Geek Pub shows how to build a RetroPie Bartop Arcade Cabinet using a Raspberry Pi.
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This looks great! I appreciate the guide. Excuse my lack of technical terminology and know-how, but do you think it'd be possible to also have some simple USB controllers plugged in but create some kind of switcher – whether it's a physical switch or some kind of program on the pi – to be able to switch between the traditional arcade-style controls and USB SNES-style controllers? Like maybe an on/off for the arcade controls and an on/off for the SNES controllers?
Someone's taken geometry class
Is this channel still working?
total cost ?
Awesome job man. You made that look easy. I want to tackle a project like this so bad. I'm slowly getting up the nerve.
hi, I liked your hand work but I came here for products of retropie buttons or joysticks etc. Do you have list of them? I need to build this from scratch like you.
Great video! What jigsaw blade did you use to get such a nice cut on double stacked mdf?
Would it be feasible to have the screen inset in such a way that the Acer logo is covered by the wood?
Will this work with a 13 inch crt tv i have an HDMI to av box
Does anyone know how much the wood costs in total
Great job, well done!
Do you just use a regular pc monitor
Can you post a link to those sweet usb speakers?
very nice build.
Hi. Did you ever have any issues configuring the two joysticks for MAME games?
Hey Mike greetings from the UK that is one Sick workshop you have
My pie is coming tomorrow this will be a good summer project my best friends dads workshop has all the tools
I'm jealous… you have the real Art of Hands!
Where did you get the joystick kit?
Thank you for this!!!
Great video
Liking it ,great work
Whats the distance between the nail and the pencil on the compass
after cutting out the sides, did you sand at all? or is it unnecessary since you are using t-molding?