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Hackaday Podcast 145: Remoticon Is On, Movie FX, Cold Plasma, And The Purest Silicon 3 Comments Posted in Games, Peripherals Hacks Tagged arcade, bar top, barcader, bartop, cnc, diy engineering, Fusion 360, retropie Post navigation If perhaps it seems a little intimidating, why not give a smaller 3D printable bartop a try? has mentioned providing files in the future for you to build your own. The results speak for themselves, and we think this is an enviable arcading machine. So many potential problems were solved in the modeling stage, and fabrication went fairly smoothly as a result (or so we think youtube hides a multitude of sins). So naturally, the games on the SD card tend to look best on a long vertical screen: vertical shooters and the like.Īrguably, the best thing about this project isn’t just the execution (which is fantastic) but the look behind the curtain at the process. Controls are wired as GPIO and read by the Pi. Internally, a temperature-controlled fan and a Raspberry Pi are running the show. Ten arcade buttons and an eight-way joystick offer an array of options for input. Part of the display at the top was reserved for a marquee, and the look is extraordinary with the dark acrylic. Over the top, cast acrylic was heated and then bent into the desired shape with the help of a two-part mold press. To that acrylic, two pieces of CNC’d red oak are attached with two arcade buttons for pinball-style actuation. To the sides of the dowels, two pieces of acrylic are screwed on to act as an LED diffusor. The backbone of the device was formed from wooden dowels around which 3d printed parts slid on. He started with a detailed design in Fusion360 that really focused on the tools and techniques that knew would work.
The key piece that makes this build work is the curved monitor. Gone is the expansive angular box, and in its place are sleek and slender curves. An entirely new aesthetic has been given for this engineering marvel of a bartop arcade that has made. Arcade machines have a distinct look and feel with large imposing cabinets and smaller bartop machines that try to keep the look and feel of a traditional upright arcade cabinet while taking up less space.