How to make a DIY BIGGER Bartop Arcade! - Part 4 - Raspberry Pi

Finally here is the video for the Bigger Bartop Arcade. This build was a request and required some creative designing to fit the specs we were going for.

This is PART #4 in the series for this specific build. I have edited the videos to follow 99% of the steps I took in building this arcade. Almost every time I pickup a tool or turn a screwdriver you will see it. Most likely in fast motion but it is still there!

Plans are currently available FOR FREE on my website as a DWG Autocad and easy to read and print PDF files!

Similar internals for this build but I've learned a few tricks in the last few years on my own and from comments on past videos. I love building these more than actually using them!

If you found this video helpful consider buying me lunch!

Download the Free Plans and more:

Older Arcade Build log and plans:

Raspberry Pi operating system - donate to them!

Two of my favorite eBay stores:
joystick and button sets for $60-$100

My Local suppliers

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Song: Hey Sailor
Artist: Letter Box

Title: Sophomore Makeout
Artist: Silent Partner

[joshkirkland]

Love the video have not made one but, these are nice to watch. We can tell youre a teacher. (Super natural)

[magicalsleeper]

Yay! Always look forward to the build videos!

[DubiousEngineering]

Amazing work mate!!! Mine was much faster but not as beautiful!!

[mullen]

If I spring for a bandsaw, should I go for the full 14"? I see a grizzly 9" for 100 bucks used I was eyeballing. I don't have a good grassp of the dimensions to know what size bandsaw I need.

[jackiemills]

Iv just bought a bartop arcade machine but it all in bits and the electric are messed up my player 1 does not work only player 2 controller works

[johnbush]

I don't see a source for the T track