Tools of the Pinball Trade

A detailed tour of a typical pinball repair and maintenance tool bag.
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[@knobstone]

Thanks Butch for the new video right before Christmas. Please continue to produce these videos. Looking forward to Jack possibly announcing a new title at TPF.

[@KennethPadgett]

Great informative video! Instead of plastic cups, try the smaller round magnetic parts trays from Harbor Freight! Also the check out the clip on “hammerhead shaped” UltraBright LED book lights from Costco, awesome for clipping to the side of the cabinet and pointing where you need to work!

[@democlips1]

The wisdom accumulated over time on display in these videos is priceless

[@WesWyzykowski]

This is such a valuable and terrifically explained video! It doesn't matter what pin you have from what manufacturer or era, it's all so essential.
Thanks Butch and JJP for understanding the value in a video like this, for newcomers and vets.

[@marcobucci]

Love it!

[@beeker3000]

Very valuable information. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@CurtEdwards]

Very informative to this noobie! Thanks!

[@vpxtrailers9395]

Awesome video and I really appreciate it. Problem is, I think if I buy all those tools, I can’t afford the pinball machine anymore. Lol. Kidding, thanks so much

[@simonvoigt8261]

yeah Bunnings was a nope.

[@revhi109]

Where did you get the red metal box?

[@rox2u]

Those socket head sets aren't that easy to find here in metric land.

[@davidcarper5411]

Xcelite, Jonnard, and Klein

[@donaldtaylor9490]

Please come fix my wizard of oz. it’s been broken 11 of the 12 months I’ve owned it

[@KevBoneT]

Where are you?