No CNC used at all. These were 100% manually cut. The cabinets are 23 in wide at the inner panels and 23 in deep. This was done because of course there is no CRT and we are able to cut two side panels out of one piece of 4x8 particle board. Some of the more intricate details of the Sega gremlin cabinet were removed such as the curve at the front, metal control panels etc.
Everything else about the cabinets are pretty much your standard affair. Real t molding, real coin door, control panel held down with latches accessible through the coin door. The only variation we made to the cabinets was with the control panel. Two of them are single player, one has four buttons per player and all of them have different button and joystick color combinations. Originally we were going to make two, maybe three prop arcades but their ideas snowballed when they realized we can make multiple working machines.
I'm a firm believer that even in this day and age there's enough room in the market for a freshly built generic conversion cabinet that will accept a both a CRT tube or an LCD monitor like the Unico units. Something kit ready like the days when Dynamo and other companies would sell you an empty cabinet for your kit. I've actually pitched the idea to a number of Florida arcade and barcade owners but the issue everyone has is that no one can agree on a design that they like.