Hack Like Heck - Wesley Gardner - The Port-A-Cade Project

No bother at all, Hire me! Done! lol =D .. but ye, DM me on twitter again, with whatever you have together and might need going forward! I actually have a heavy weight promotional orientated service in the works, your project might just fit in very nicely as a engineering kit showcase! You've probably tonnes of build ideas it's difficult to predict what will bite in the market unless you just try it and get feedback!

Fortune favors the bold, buddy!

Hey Thank's Matthew maybe I'll get lucky and get in the final top 10 lol

Awesome build, dude!

So glad you decided to make a video even though you weren't in the original top ten! Well done!

Thanks Enrico was a fun project to take part in.

My purpose for unboxing was because some people need a visual on whats being put in and used.  Sometimes parts are so quickly filmed its hard to tell what is being used so I thought for me and what I would like would be a run down on the parts to start.  But noted and certainly will have to test which method certainly holds attention longer if having it there or not makes a difference.

Only thing is I wouldn't want to toss it at the wall like I use to with my nes controllers as a kid....might cause more work repairing the wall.

True story its been the best. It's awesome in the morning while having my coffee and playing a few games on the couch before getting going. 

Thanks Tariq,  I just want to say element14 community and the great staff gave me the confidence to try as well in this. So what comes around goes around.  It's the beauty of the E14 community, I probably wouldn't have even sent in a audition video but I did get that shirt and its a nice shirt.

Now back to my Arduino Project!

And thanks for checking out my video everyone I haven't responded because I was glued to my workbench.

Thanks Karen, Having a CNC Machine certainly would have made it a lot more easy and accurate I could have done just time lapses and called it good but felt putting the physical work into this one was something that would show through and I enjoyed every moment of it. 

Thanks Elliot maybe I will have to actually fix up the real cabinet in my basement here soon too.  I have owned so many arcade machines over the years I love fixing them up and bringing them back to life.  Pinball machines are great fun as well to repair but seem to have more issues with condensation and corroded parts in them around my area.   So building this portable unit was certainly based on my love for the arcade.  Also playing Marvel VS Capcom 2 is always a good time.