Tools I Like for Arcade Building and Electronics

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Some of my favorite tried-and-tested tools I use when building arcades. Nothing special, just rambling about tools that are 'pretty good' from my arcade building experience. I am building some larger custom arcades at the moment which are taking longer than expected; so please enjoy this filler content!
Table of contents:
00:00 Intro
00:25 Paint Stirrer for Cordless Drill
01:43 Flush Cutters (Xcelite)
02:35 Weller Soldering Iron
03:14 Klein + Irwin Wire Strippers
05:11 CNC with Tool Changer
06:50 EagleCAD + Ultrawide Monitor
08:33 HDD Bit Cloner
09:48 Light Box (hand built)
11:47 Technician Grade Screwdriver Set (Wera)
14:18 Pilot G-2 07 Pen & Imperial + Metric Ruler
15:54 PPE for Your Ears (3M)
16:40 Hole Saw Kit (Milwaukee)
17:45 Outro and Honorable Mentions

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2 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@z-cadecabinetartbuilder9245 2 года назад

Goodjob men...

@sillysausage72 2 года назад

Great video!

@RetroBuiltGames 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Colin_Ames 2 года назад

Ryan, any video of yours is worth watching, even if it is “filler”.

@jon_raymond 2 года назад

I always enjoy your videos no matter the topic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.

@RetroBuiltGames 2 года назад

I appreciate that! Jon you are a treasure.

@jigsey. 2 года назад

I have a 6040 CNC...but not a tool changer ...but I can dream

@RetroBuiltGames 2 года назад

I started with a shapeoko circa 2014. was pretty much terrible but it gave me the drive to learn and justify seeking better tools.

@NicholasPiegdon 2 года назад

You said "when you get a nice pair of flush cutters..." but then at 2:28 you can see that your pair has different jaw lengths and they don't meet at every point when closed. :D These are kind of the Rolls Royce of flush cutters--at something like 10x the price of a normal pair--but Tronex does an incredible job. (There are a staggering number of varieties for just about any job. I got the 5049's to have tiny jaws with long reach for trimming the supports off resin 3D prints.) The jaws are ground to a perfect fit with identical lengths and the action is smoother than I've ever felt before. I never thought I'd have a strong opinion about flush cutters, but there it is. hehe. In the meantime: nice video. Even your "filler content" is high quality. I'm excited to see more.

@RetroBuiltGames 2 года назад

right; the message there was "wear safety glasses when using snippers." I explained the jaws on my Xcelite snippers broke while using them. I'll look at Tronex, cause they look very fine. Thank you for the suggestion.

@RetroBuiltGames 2 года назад

oh geez those are expensive. but i am smitten somehow

@NicholasPiegdon 2 года назад

@@RetroBuiltGames Oh, sorry! My two year old was interrupting during the part where you described them being broken and I didn't catch the audio. That explains how they were that far off. (Also, yes: wearing safety glasses while cutting is the right answer!)