Widebody version
Good afternoon,
Would you have by chance a Widebody IJ model ? I'd like to renovate my IJ, and since I have access to a CNC router I'd very much like to build the cabinet from scratch if possible
Cheers
Hi there!
Yes I actually have an IJ widebody, and also a STTNG widebody :-). The measurements in this plan comes from them but I've adjusted the width to standard body. I have not got around to building a cabinet from these plan yet so I cannot vouch for the accuracy though I did spend a lot of time trying to make them as accurate as possible.
Thanks,
Did you create a model using the widebody measurements ? Since this model is standard size, I can't really use it for my Indy...
Also, do you have the mounting points locations for Indy and STTNG (for the playfield hinges) ?
Regards
Cheers
Good morning, coming back on this topic, did you create a model using the original widebody measurements ? And any indication on the playfield hinges location ?
Cheers
Yes, the measurements are from my original widebody games. However I then changed the width so the plans are not widebody in width but instead standard WPC width.
I'm not 100% certain but I think the playfield hinges can be at different locations for different games. I only have one widebody at home currently, the other one is at work so I cannot compare the hinges positions.
Actually I saw now that I noted everything in the readme so you can just read this section :-)
https://github.com/jonaskello/wpc-cabinet#notes
If you are looking for widebody measurements you can take the plans and just change the width back to widebody. Then you will have 100% original widebody measurements as all measurements are from widebody games and only the width was changed.
With regards to the hinges, yes they are at different location. That's the main problem, because it's rather hard to take a measurement of the hinge holes without disassembling first the original cabinet (specifically interested into Indy).
With regards to dimension, if only the width has been changed then indeed it's rather straightforward. I was thinking there might be other dimensions