AtGames Legends Pinball Door
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No-Cut or modifications needed swinging door for ATL Pinball table
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Thanks for checking out the model! I wanted to make a pinball door for the ATLegends Pinball with no modifications needed, and this is the result of that process!
(All links included are non-affiliated, and I don't receive any kickback from using them, they are just what I used on my build or equivalent items for my build)
Parts List:
- Door Lock: [Used lock from backbox]
- Screws for mounting edge bracket (Use 25mm length): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DD7B93C9
- 2 Hinges: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5020396
Instructions:
1: Print out the outer section and door main components. For the main door I recommend printing with the face down, so no supports are needed for the lock section, and it allows you to use a textured plate for the front of the door to add some extra customization
2: Test the tolerances of the screw holes on the outer ring. You may need to use some sandpaper to clean them up slightly, they should go through with a fairly tight fit but not require any twisting to go through.
3: Remove your existing plastic cover from the table and store it. For the board attached to it you can leave it in the machine or use some way to mount it. For my build I'm removing all ATLegends hardware, so in my case I'm removing the board.
4: Using the 2 hinges, place the thin side of the hinge on the flat section of the outer ring and use a small layer of superglue to attach the 2 pieces. You will be attaching both hinges near the middle bolt entrance on the left side of the ring.
5: Set the outer ring and inner section on a flat surface and line up the 2 so they are centered, use some painters tape or any tape on hand to secure the pieces while we add superglue to the other side of the hinge and attach them to the main door section.
6: If done properly, you should now have a swinging door. Test fit everything on the table before re-attaching the buttons and your locking unit.
7: Should everything fit together you can now screw in the bolts properly and for the lock make sure to rotate it so when in the unlocked position it can exit through the gap at the bottom left. If the spacing leaves some wiggle room, you can add some felt to the back of the lock piece to help hold the door snug against the frame.
Thanks for reading! If you have any questions, you can poke me in the AtGames Legends Pinball section over on the Virtual Pinball Chat Discord: