Pinball Lamp Driver Board
I have finished designing the Pinball Lamp Driver board. It can drive up to 40 lamps!! Yeah Blinking things are cool.
I have finished designing the Pinball Lamp Driver board. It can drive up to 40 lamps!! Yeah Blinking things are cool.
I wanted to add some real pinball posts but didn’t want to buy them from ebay so I made a mold of a post from my Target Alpha pinball. They turned out great. Now I can make as may as I want in any color.
Here is the post from Target Alpha
Here is the mold I made of the Post
Here is a post I cast in White
Well I have been working on this pinball for way too long. And by working on it I mean it has been sitting in my garage for ever. I decided to move it into my office and do something one it every day. The kids are always asking me so dad are you ever going to finish you pinball game? I have some of the main board installed and is starting to get fun. There is still a lot of work to be done bt at least it is starting to get somewhere.
Here are some shots of the insides.

Well it’s about time. My first iPhone game has been released on iTunes. I hope that people give it a whirl and like it. If you want to see more details about this game click Here

Well Like I don’t need any more projects. I’ve started a mini pinball for the kids. I’ve been collecting piball parts for my Target Alpha Machine and realized I have enough for a mini game. I’ve done up a layout in Sketchup to see how it would look.

Here is the pinball with my friends from Dr. Who.

Well our first iPhone game has been submitted to apple for approval. Check out the main page to see what it is all about.
Blisterball was released on the Apple ][ computer in the 80′s and I just loved it. You used a rotary dial to control this blaster thingy to shoot these “Blisterballs” coming at you. I wrote a version for the Wii hope you like it as much as I did.
After a false start ( I had to resolder the board as two motors weren’t working) The new beast is alive!! and wow it is fast and accurate. No more swearing and crying. Take a look at a cut I did on the old CNC vs. a cut made on the new faster happier cnc. The bands on the new cut are from running it too slow. I wasn’t sure on the first cut how fast I could push it. I am happy to say the least.
Well since I’ve updated the motors I needed to update the power supply as well. I put the controller and power supply together in a big case and added serial port connectors for the motor conections. I’m running this thing right on the line of destruction as the max voltage on the controller board is 42V and I’m right there at 43V hehe.. I don’t see smoke… must be good.
In an attempt to Rock my cnc into new heights I’ve added 205oz motors to kick up the speed and accuracy! Here is a pic of the new on the Left and old on the right.