One other suggestion - try not to drive the roll pin all the way out. Just drive it far enough so you can swap out the link. It can be really tedious to get these roll pins started once they have been driven all the way out of an assembly.

One other suggestion - try not to drive the roll pin all the way out. Just drive it far enough so you can swap out the link. It can be really tedious to get these roll pins started once they have been driven all the way out of an assembly.

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I think this is one of the cases where harbor freight tools are fine. Basic cheapo roll pin set. The issue for me has always been collecting the pin. Sure, ideally you don't drive it all the way out. When it does go all the way through it typically goes for a ride. I wouldn't call my workshop the neatest, finding a tiny roll pin is no fun. I recently bought a bench block for a trigger upgrade on one of my handguns and figured I'd give it a shot with the pinball parts. It's designed to capture roll pins from a pistol and did exactly that for the plunger link. Might be a little pricey if you don't have multiple uses for it, but I don't think I'll be punching out a roll pin without it again.

Anyhow I had purchased a rivet kit separately & found that the included punch works perfectly in centering the roll pin. I also found using a small ball pein hammer was useful in tapping the pin so as not to totally remove it.

I think this is one of the cases where harbor freight tools are fine. Basic cheapo roll pin set. The issue for me has always been collecting the pin. Sure, ideally you don't drive it all the way out. When it does go all the way through it typically goes for a ride. I wouldn't call my workshop the neatest, finding a tiny roll pin is no fun. I recently bought a bench block for a trigger upgrade on one of my handguns and figured I'd give it a shot with the pinball parts. It's designed to capture roll pins from a pistol and did exactly that for the plunger link. Might be a little pricey if you don't have multiple uses for it, but I don't think I'll be punching out a roll pin without it again.

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Whenever I had to remove a roll pin from a flipper solenoid plunger in the field, I just used my trusty Channel locks along with another, slightly smaller roll pin to press out the roll pin to get the linkage replaced. Squeezed the pin back in place easily.

The gunsmithing gun bench block is a great idea for getting roll pins out. I went ahead and ordered one for myself. Also ordered a roll pin starter punch set. Those are useful to start a roll pin in the hole if you've punched it completely out. It holds the pin for you!

The bench block has a groove in it to hold the plunger/link assembly. I use a roll pin punch in it to drive out the roll pin just enough to slide out the worn or broken link. The bench block works great and it stays put (doesn't scoot around) when using it. It's magnetized so if you accidently drive the pin all the way out, it sticks to the bottom of the block (doesn't get lost on the floor).

The roll pin starter punches have a hole in the end of them. You simply push the roll pin into it and the punch holds it for you. Makes it easy to put the roll pin back into the plunger because it's securely held for you. The set I bought has 4 sizes with 1/8 being the largest. That's generally the largest size roll pin you'd encounter on a pinball. This set has the smaller sizes like you'd find in Rudy's head or Red/Ted's heads too.

I threw the link on my work bench vise and used a punch to slowly hammer it out most the way. The first flipper went perfect as planned, the 2nd I must of tapped a little too hard and popped the roll pin out, but was able to tap it back in. Well even this method worked better than I thought!

I found it interesting when you said pinball machines and moved them from one location to another. I used to think differently about it not until you explained it briefly and it really got my attention. What you said about pinball machines was really interesting to me.

The new Foo Fighters pinball machines will be on display and available to play at a special debut launch event at The House of Internet party during SXSW March 10th-12th at The Pershing in Austin, Texas.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Stern Pinball, Inc., a global lifestyle brand based on the iconic and outrageously fun modern American game of pinball, announced today a new line of pinball machines based on the legendary rock band, Led Zeppelin and its music. The Led Zeppelin pinball machines will be available in Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition (LE) models.

In this high energy rock and roll pinball concert experience, pinball and music are fused together. Players are transported back to Led Zeppelin's early days and tour the world from 1968-1980. As if players were members of the band playing its music, their play updates game features at the start of each verse and chorus of ten iconic Led Zeppelin songs:

"There is nothing more energizing and fun than bringing pinball and music together," said Gary Stern, Chairman and CEO of Stern Pinball, Inc. "Partnering with Led Zeppelin, we created a one-of-a-kind pinball experience. It's our dream goal to create a pinball machine with this iconic rock band."

The Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition models all feature a custom-molded Hindenburg Zeppelin toy, based on the iconic imagery from the Led Zeppelin I album. When lit, the Zeppelin toy scores speed locks on the player's musical journey to Zeppelin multiball. A custom Swan Song Records trademark Icarus sculpted leaper toy takes flight when smashed by the chaotic pinball. A 3-bank of drop targets, 3 custom steel ramps, and 3 flippers keep the pinball action rolling.

As an encore, these models have an additional reversing scoop and metal combo ramp, allowing players to keep the hits coming with constant adrenalized pinball action. A back panel mounted illuminated song status board indicates which Led Zeppelin song is in play.

Only 500 Limited Edition games will be made for sale throughout the world. This limited version includes an exclusive Icarus themed full color mirrored backglass, exclusive custom themed cabinet artwork, custom high gloss Paradise Shimmer Blue powder-coated armor, a custom autographed bottom arch, exclusive custom art blades, upgraded audio system, anti-reflection pinball glass, a shaker motor, and a sequentially numbered plaque.

About Stern Pinball, Inc. Stern Pinball, Inc. is a global lifestyle brand based on the iconic and outrageously fun modern American game of pinball. Headquartered minutes from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport in the heart of North America, the company creates, designs, engineers, manufactures, markets, and distributes a full line of technologically advanced terrestrial and digital pinball games, parts, accessories, and merchandise. Stern Pinball serves digital, consumer, commercial, and corporate markets around the globe.

Recent Stern Pinball titles include Avengers: Infinity Quest, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Stranger Things, Elvira's House of Horrors, Jurassic Park, Black Knight: Sword of Rage, The Munsters, The Beatles, Deadpool, Iron Maiden, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars, Aerosmith, Ghostbusters, KISS, Metallica, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Star Trek, AC/DC, Batman, and Spider-Man. A broad range of players enjoy Stern Pinball's games from professional pinball players who compete in high-stakes competitions around the globe to novice players who are discovering the allure of the silver ball for the first time. To join the fun and learn more, please visit www.sternpinball.com.

Foo Fighters first stepped onto the world stage in 1995 with their classic self-titled debut album. Over the course of their career, the band has released 10 studio albums, amassed over 32 million records sold worldwide, won 15 Grammy Awards, were recipients of the first-ever MTV "Global Icon" award, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021. One of the biggest headliners on the global stadium, arena and festival circuits, their music will soon begin filling gamerooms and entertainment locations in pinball form. ff782bc1db

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