Arcade74
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Some personal arcdes Ive been to park them side by side, maybe touching too. I space my arcade games 3-4 inches apart, and cover them when Im not playing with them. What do you guys do? Gap or no gap?
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Why in the heck would you need to cover them? Are you sanding drywall or painting near them? Do you live in a drafty old house on a dusty gravel road?Some personal arcdes Ive been to park them side by side, maybe touching too. I space my arcade games 3-4 inches apart, and cover them when Im not playing with them. What do you guys do? Gap or no gap?
Why in the heck would you need to cover them? Are you sanding drywall or painting near them? Do you live in a drafty old house on a dusty gravel road?
Glennon
Why in the heck would you need to cover them? Are you sanding drywall or painting near them? Do you live in a drafty old house on a dusty gravel road?
Glennon
Makes sense I spoke too soon.Theyre in the garage. I restore cars for a hobby too.
I keep them about 6 inches apart.
1. More elbow room if you have someone playing the game next to you.
2. So you can somewhat see the side art.
3. Easier to slide out if need be.
I don't cover them though I do periodically wipe them down to keep dust from building up.