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Mario Pinball

Mario Pinball
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This is an instructable that will teach you how to make your very own Mario, or any themed pinball machine. Overall, it will cost you about 20 dollars or less, depending on how many things you have lying around the house.
 
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Step 1Materials & Tools

Materials & Tools
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What you need:

Major components:
Wood- rectangular plywood, small scrap detail wood
Clay / Play dough
Spring
Screws / Nails (whatever you have around the house)
Glue
Rubber bands
Giant Laundry clips
Paint
Spring
Washers
Dowel rods- 3/4in and 1/4 in.
Paper towel tubes


Other Needed things:
Hammer
Drill
3/4 in drill bit
Screwdriver
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1 comment
May 18, 2011. 7:34 PMDe Luca says:
Im am bOTH AMAZED AND DISTURBED BY THIS modern marvel.

just like when when you first play SMB3.... the princess jokes about you being in the wrong castle.... (I thought: it's like Zelda all over again)


Well Done. (lol)

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