This is in the way on each side. Not by much. Are they on all Stern cabinets?
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Fitting bloody mirror blades!
- Thread starter Big Phil
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This is in the way on each side. Not by much. Are they on all Stern cabinets?
Not sure but you can always trim them can't you? As long as the cut is below the playfield when it is down it shouldn't matter?
There are a few tips in this thread - http://www.pinballinfo.com/communit...rt-blades-for-ghostbusters.36471/#post-220381
I always remove them.
Remove them then refit them afterwards, thats what I do.
Yep remove them. They're there to hold the playfield in the centre of the cabinet. Mirror blades practically do the same anyway as they take up that space.
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Those are art blades ;-)
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Ahhhh I was just about to ask what they're for. Cheers!
Yes, but the general tips on applying them should be the same.
I loosened them and used them to help fit the mirror blade like a clamp holding it in place whilst doing the other screws up.
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I used a few of these to hold the blade in place. Plastic so not damaging.
Steady on Phil, you'll be doing board repair next. 
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Board repairs!?!?! I've fitted a shaker motor and mirror blades. I'm building my own pin next!
NERG the pin!
think the time was spent fixing all of phils pins at nlp we COULD have made a bloody pin : )
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NERG the pin!
which would end up,ultimately of touring all pubs in multiball to get the wizard mode
