The time has come for me to build a machine. I've restored many pins, two arcades and since space is limited in my arcade and I cannot buy a NIB pin for $4000, I figured the next most satisfying thing would be to build my next machine. A Galaga Cabaret.
My biggest question is, how people cut T-molding channels when you don't have the proper cutter or saw?
I have a few saws, but the one I was thinking on using was a circular saw, blade depth set of course and a nice fence to keep it in the middle of the plywood. This is about the only saw I have that could so something like this...
What did any of you do to when you built, or fixed T-molding channels?
My biggest question is, how people cut T-molding channels when you don't have the proper cutter or saw?
I have a few saws, but the one I was thinking on using was a circular saw, blade depth set of course and a nice fence to keep it in the middle of the plywood. This is about the only saw I have that could so something like this...
What did any of you do to when you built, or fixed T-molding channels?
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