any members into wood working?

are there any members out there that have a setup to do some custom pinball woodrails.

 

need 2 different types..ones like this: http://www.pbresource.com/signatur/gtb-woodrails.jpg

these are approx. 1.3 metres long as these are for gottlieb single player woodrails.

 

there is also a different type for the multi players which were flatter which can be seen here: http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=809&picno=54056&zoom=1

 

these are for mega restorations, one in melbourne and one here in the steelers shed.

 

if anybody can help please let me know..i have 'templates' of old smashed up rails for both.

 

cheers, tony

are there any members out there that have a setup to do some custom pinball woodrails.

 

need 2 different types..ones like this: http://www.pbresource.com/signatur/gtb-woodrails.jpg

these are approx. 1.3 metres long as these are for gottlieb single player woodrails.

 

there is also a different type for the multi players which were flatter which can be seen here: http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=809&picno=54056&zoom=1

 

these are for mega restorations, one in melbourne and one here in the steelers shed.

 

if anybody can help please let me know..i have 'templates' of old smashed up rails for both.

 

cheers, tony

 

Got a local men's shed tony maybe if get stuck?

Or see a local furniture maker. Tell them what you need with sizes and what wood and a piece of piss for them.

What sort of timber should they be made from Tony?

I could make them, But I wouldnt be able to do them cheap enough to make it worth while for you,sorry, especially if you want them made from good timber.

You would Probably be better off making them your self, maybe visit a mens shed as some one suggested and use their equipment

 

maybe make your self a bench router, that should do the job also, Ive seen what you can do so I think you would have the skills to make them.

Edited November 8, 2016 by jason1

What sort of timber should they be made from Tony?

 

originally i think they were white oak.