We have decided to go with 3/4" plywood (pine, 1 side sanded).
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| The angle cuts were not perfectly accurate, so we had to clamp them together and do a little sanding. |
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| Perfection isn't absolutely necessary, as weatherstripping will be on top of the angles to allow the glass to sit uniform and not slip. |
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| All of the 'tub' pieces fit perfectly together. |
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| We decided to put the tubs together before cutting or drilling holes for hardware. |
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| The top will be added later (below the backbox), based on our backbox dimensions. |
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| Time for a leg. Tricky, but authentic pinball legs are a MUST. |
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| 2 legs.. |
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| .. and 4 legs! Solid as a rock. |
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| We mitred corner wood at 45 degree angles for the leg brackets to work and hold it all together. |
