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    • UDb23U

      4-way DIY Arcade Stick (IKEA mod)

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      @813_alex That stick, like any arcade one with microswitches is quite noisy (but I like that). Also the stick itself (spring ?) makes noise when moving it. On the other hand that's a real 4-way ;-)

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      4 Player and 4 Monitor Ikea Coffee Table Hack

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      @lesk said in 4 Player and 4 Monitor Ikea Coffee Table Hack:

      What is the name of the second last game? The weird fighting game before the game with the airplane?

      Looks like Pocket Fighter for PS1/Saturn

    • Danorak1981D

      Chopped up a table...

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      Man this is so awesome! I love it, nice work.

      I've never heard of shadow foam before, but will check it out. I attempted something similar a while back with my Switch using this packaging foam and a scalpel. Had a smart flight case for it to sit inside as well.

      The cut out I made wasn't as clean as I had hoped tbh, it was functional, but not smart enough for my liking.

      Maybe it's something I'll revisit in the future using this stuff.

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      IKEA hack (PIKEA)

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      @GtBFilms I left in as much as the cardboard filler inside as I could to help in not slide while still letting the cables get where they needed to.

      We cut it so close to the screen dimentions that overall it's a very snug fit. I suppose if you were really worried about it sliding around you could drill holes in the bottom of the table to match those found on the back of the monitor where I removed the mounting plate piece. Then it would just be screwed into place. Another alternative would be to put blocks in place on the table that prevent the screen from sliding rather than relying on the cardboard. So far I havent had any problems though

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      Will the machine screws be available in IKEA?

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      M3 work great