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As promised! This episode will show you how to build a Vigolix arcade cabinet with minimal effort! Inspired by the Taito Vewlix design, this economical way of creating one will be sure to impress your friends!
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Power tools to get you started:
Jig Saw: http://amzn.to/2rYEr6e
Orbital Sander: http://amzn.to/2qX164f
Corded Drill: http://amzn.to/2r5TIUT
Plunge Router: http://amzn.to/2qWUOlb
Drill bits for control panels:
Forstner Japanese (mm) kit: http://amzn.to/2rGQR5o
Forstner US (in) kit: http://amzn.to/2qkccl6
Router bit (Flush trim bit) (Make sure to have bearing closest to router – They sell two types): http://amzn.to/2r75X3x
Hardware:
12v/5v molex Power supply brick for 60 in 1: https://goo.gl/Bmw1am
12 foot cord black surge protector: http://amzn.to/2qrCopf
Compatible speakers which can be attached using velcro behind the cabinet: http://amzn.to/2s4m5ji
Joystick and buttons: https://www.focusattack.com/
Plexi specs from www.TapPlastics.com :
Direct Link: http://bit.ly/2rHITJi
– Cast Acrylic Transparent colors (Cut-to-Size)
– Transparent Dark Smoke
– 1/8 (.118) inches Thick, 16 inches Wide, 17-3/8 inches Long
Build topic on the forums:
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=141778.0
Slagcoin button layout templates: http://www.slagcoin.com/joystick/layout.html
Artwork:
Printing company (order online): http://www.gameongrafix.com/
Artwork download link: http://bit.ly/2rpgWWL
Blueprints:
2′ x 4′ cutting template: http://bit.ly/2qrICW3
Vigolix 3-D Sketchup File: http://bit.ly/2qnTULU
Free Sketchup Software: https://www.sketchup.com/
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do you feel this build is wide enough for two sets of joysticks and buttons?
where could i order a pre-cut kit of this arcade cabinet
So if I use the power brick it will power the jamma board , harness, speakers . I can use this instead of the other power supply . This seems like a much better easier option .
Is it possible to make a 2 player version of this?
I know I've asked you this before I just can't find the answer LOL what kind of power cord did you use I remember you sent me an eBay link or something but I just can't find it
Man yours looks bigger than 48 in tall
So how do you do the edges paint or stain
What is that back button that you put in after you put the three buttons in what is that black button for is that for the test button
Whats the point in wasting time designing it on a pc, just have a quick sketch up on paper and done, looks nice on pc but you could probably build it in the time you designed it up
Pues vaya porquería de máquina, con muy poca estabilidad y peso se mueve con cualquier cosa, no me gusta nada además de fea estéticamente
Another question…i just purchased this power supply for a new 60 in 1 board and after hooking everything up, it worked just fine for about ten minutes… now the power went out on the board (no led showing) and I can't get the board to power back on. Do you have any suggestions were I can begin trouble shooting this? Thanks!
can you print a parts list from this file?
If you were to use led buttons, how would you run power to the led's with that power adapter?
Can you play two player games with the way that you have it set up? Just switching back and forth like the arcade games use to be?
it's Brent from extendedplayarcade saw someone post this and figured i give it a like and a sub just in case youtube keep changing their policy!
These are awesome!
Really like the power brick (for this style) instead of the switching power supply. Question though… when using this style power brick, will it still send power to the 12v and 5v to the (12v and 5v) wires on the jamma harness? Thanks in advance.
Isn't mounting sanwa parts to a wood panel a little wonky with the stick being so far in and the buttons like just plugging in rather than snapping in?
Can you please share the link to the software program that's free you speak of, please send to kyleshirley97@gmail.com, also your measurement pdf so I can print it.
Bye turning the monitor vertical wouldn't that limit the amount of games u change play I plan on using a RPI. 3 with vga
+DeLuSioNaL's Arcade, Did you use a widescreen monitor?