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The reels are on a ratchet mechanism and will stop themselves randomly.

They did come out with a few good designs, Chip or Bust was one of the best for me.

Tip It In was mine Tom, fantastic game and very hard to get the high win on it, never seen electric version neither. Have to say though that Dropacopper looks so boring, think I would get bored with that after 3 coins. lol

I have one of these I'm busy putting back together but there is a couple of pieces missing. If you have it, is it possible to get a few photos of the inside please so I can see what I need to make?

Nigel was selling one, a beauty one.

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Mr PM
Could it not be made so when someone lists an item in market it comes onto the forum as a new post?

Yes Tom a lot of work as you have found out, it's really not worth the effort any more as people don't seem to want to pay for such machines now, I'm going to be giving it all up I've had enough of it now I think

That will be because you don't see the time, effort, and money that goes into them

looks good

Same reel-strips as one I done ?

Well done Tom
First of many I hope, see all that sanding etc pays off to get a good finish

Isn't Ashford chroming just a middle man? They put in what you need and chromers put in their prices, heard loads of bad things about them destroying bits and losing bits all the time and never have any remorse for doing so, I may be thinking of the wrong ones but I'm sure it's them

well done mate
isn't technology amazing

Same as I was told off him about jigs to throw chrome into the hard to chrome parts

Sorted some strategic planning of a couple of pins and it's perfect.

I ended up with that machine polaris had done and the chrome started peeling off, it was done from the same company coppin has advertised on his website, they use replica chrome plating brushed on, it's terrible and not worth the money in my experience, they have 2 different names also and prices ar...

The number 5 was for how many coins you got if you managed to land in one of the 3 holes. Underneath the number 5, when removed, was 25?

so your the reason why i paid too much for it
im going to have a think about it, the main problem is taking it to bits and putting it back together to try it is a pain in the backside as you are probably aware with these things falling to bits.