Hey All,
I need some advice on post-laminate installation work, drilling holes…
I recently laminated the front kick plate on a Midway NBA Jam cab. Came out great.
The problem I've run into are the holes that are on the front kickplate that hold the coin doors. I typically just take a drill and a piece of blocking, drill through the laminate with a very small bit into the blocking and then just make the holes match from there, gradually building the drill bit in size until it is the same size as the hole.
Problem is on this cab, the holes are in extremely tight places, places my drill can't get to.
So I'm looking for ideas on how I can get these holes drilled in the laminate into the right spot. Is there a super small drill that is made that folks have used? I suppose I can just guess where to drill based on where the hole is on the other side but I'd hate to be wrong, that would suck, as it is the front and that would be ugly.
Any tips?
I need some advice on post-laminate installation work, drilling holes…
I recently laminated the front kick plate on a Midway NBA Jam cab. Came out great.
The problem I've run into are the holes that are on the front kickplate that hold the coin doors. I typically just take a drill and a piece of blocking, drill through the laminate with a very small bit into the blocking and then just make the holes match from there, gradually building the drill bit in size until it is the same size as the hole.
Problem is on this cab, the holes are in extremely tight places, places my drill can't get to.
So I'm looking for ideas on how I can get these holes drilled in the laminate into the right spot. Is there a super small drill that is made that folks have used? I suppose I can just guess where to drill based on where the hole is on the other side but I'd hate to be wrong, that would suck, as it is the front and that would be ugly.
Any tips?



