silvereagle
Well-known member
Hey guys,
Need a bit of feedback on this. I recently purchased a dedicated Galaga cabinet and the overall cabinet structure is a bit wobbly towards the bottom. The front panel as it's made from MDF, has become soaked with moisture and the fibres are starting to separate. The rear lower particle board section that sits near the bottom of the cabinet, where the wheels are, has also started to separate from each side. Someone along the lines tried to screw the sides to this board but it's served no purpose in my opinion.
I have access to a work shop and a customer who is willing to remove the front and rear portions and replace them with plywood in order to build up the strenght. I like the idea but at the same time, I feel that I am taking something away from the original cabinet.
What do you guys suggest here? Replace the two bad sections or find a way to make i structually sound using the original sections?
Thanks in advance.
Need a bit of feedback on this. I recently purchased a dedicated Galaga cabinet and the overall cabinet structure is a bit wobbly towards the bottom. The front panel as it's made from MDF, has become soaked with moisture and the fibres are starting to separate. The rear lower particle board section that sits near the bottom of the cabinet, where the wheels are, has also started to separate from each side. Someone along the lines tried to screw the sides to this board but it's served no purpose in my opinion.
I have access to a work shop and a customer who is willing to remove the front and rear portions and replace them with plywood in order to build up the strenght. I like the idea but at the same time, I feel that I am taking something away from the original cabinet.
What do you guys suggest here? Replace the two bad sections or find a way to make i structually sound using the original sections?
Thanks in advance.