Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I show you how construct a desktop-sized coin pusher for US pennies or quarters using my pre-cut wood kit. Driving a stepper motor is also explored in two different approaches. I also explore an Arduino Motor shield and the L293D (Dual H-bridge) IC.
Purchase (under $4.45) plans (CAD files) here:
etsy.com/listing/1476427404/desktop-coin-pusher-2d-vector-files-for
Detailed circuit schematics and Arduino code here:
github.com/retrobuiltRyan/CoinPusher
I show you how construct a desktop-sized coin pusher for US pennies or quarters using my pre-cut wood kit. Driving a stepper motor is also explored in two different approaches. I also explore an Arduino Motor shield and the L293D (Dual H-bridge) IC.
Purchase (under $4.45) plans (CAD files) here:
etsy.com/listing/1476427404/desktop-coin-pusher-2d-vector-files-for
Detailed circuit schematics and Arduino code here:
github.com/retrobuiltRyan/CoinPusher
![Pandoras Box 5S [bootleg], 2-player Arcade in a Box | Review](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mmGhPJ-hjps/mqdefault.jpg "Pandoras Box 5S [bootleg], 2-player Arcade in a Box | Review
With 1300 games stuffed into a 2-player control panel, how is the experience for coffee table arcade gaming? Im looking at build quality, design, UI experience and overall gameplay presentation.
In summary: its meh.
The game list is too long to put in the desc; so Ive posted it on my website here: http://www.retrobuiltgames.com/reviews/pandora-s-box-5s-cp/")
