Hey guys, I am new to carpenting and I am going to make an arcade

I'm no carpenter, but something like that pic cant be that hard.


make a plan with dimensions and cuts.
measure twice, cut once.
buy more material than you need, so you can fuck up and try again.

that curve on the side pieces can be easily cut with a router on a swivel, google router cur curve.

haven't worked with mdf that much, but i assume that its easier to rout without ripping because it doesn't have a directional fiber pattern grown wood.

>>1141048
also, non-CRT is plebcore

>>1141049
THIS
Non-CRT arcade cabinets are definitely pleb-grade material

>>1140662
l2google faggiit
http://www.google.fr/search?q=arcade+machine+scheme

>>1141048
>Not redirecting OP to google
Please kys

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>>1141049
CRTs are no longer being manufactured. Get one while you can before the last bit of supply dries up.

http://venturebeat.com/2017/03/03/what-the-death-of-the-crt-display-technology-means-for-classic-arcade-machines/

>>1140662
>carpenting

Please. Carpenteering.

>>1141890

>Carpenteering.

Really? Carpreterpreter...

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Here's the plan I made for my bartop machine. It didn't turn out exactly like this, but it worked pretty well.

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The finished product used toggle clamps to hold the controls onto the frame. This was good, because I used cheap shit ebay control boards at first, and they shit the bed and got replaced with an ipac.

>>1141911
>Carpreterpreter...

Come on. It's Carpenteerist

>>1141944
> Burgerclaps in charge of the queens english
Carpentologist/carpentology you plebonomicrons..