WPC Widebody Williams Style Flat Pack Cabinet kit

These are not shortened down/resized, its the FULLSIZE, and all OEM hardware fits exactly as it should (side rails, lockdown bar and receiver, coin door etc)

**CABINET KITS INCLUDE PLAY FIELD TV MOUNT

I started in this hobby over 14 years ago. Built dozens of cabinets, and even more PC's for hobby enthusiasts around the country.

I've bought flatpacks in the beginning, Now, I bought my own ALTMILL CNC, and im cutting my own cabinets for all of you to enjoy!

The backbox is slightly WIDER than standard Williams/Bally, due to most people wanting to fit 32" screens in the backbox. (29.5 internal width)

NO SCREWS OR NAILS NEEDED! Goes together with just wood glue!

Cabinet Materials are 3/4" cabinet grade veneered plywood, very smooth and take vinyl and paint very well.

Some panels are 1/2" to reduce weight, like backbox rear access panels

I use maple/oak/birch for my wood source.

WHATS INCLUDED:

Bottom Cabinet:

Button holes for flipper Buttons, Start, Extra Ball, Exit, Launch Button, and plunger cutout.(see photo for spacing/layout)

Coin Door Cutout, and bolt holes pre-drilledHole for a down firing 8" sub1 button hole on bottom for powerCorners are CNC'd out for leg bolts to fit perfectly.T-Slots are cut in the sides for playfield glass side rails.

Rear of cabinet has 2 holes for 120mm fans, and a power connector

Vertical panel where a led panel or lights would hang, below the rear glass channel location is included.

This cabinet is made to use the williams corner mount leg brackets.

Backbox includes

DMD Panel designed for 15.6-inch LCD DMD's and 5.25 inch speakers.

VESA mount panel for Backglass monitor included.(no extra cost)

Rear panels, with round vent holes on top,with mesh to cover holes

Removable rear service door in backbox with cylinder lock/key

Holes drilled for WPC Hinges (3 holes per side)

I can DELETE any holes/cuts free of charge.

If you want the backbox FACE cut for T-Molding, its a extra $40 fee, please contact before purchase.

This is a LIGHT woodworking project, you will need glue, clamps, carpenter square for nice 90's, etc.

There is VERY LITTLE sanding, due to thickness of wood varying, the edges of the cabinet usually need some light sanding where the joints are. (my wood arrives .73 to .755 thickness it seems)