Why did Deeproot fail? (one of the reasons below)

[Tucks]

https://2qz2qccd.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fvideo.wixstatic.com%2Fvideo%2F972503_91cb04ad39634c338129104009427937%2F1080p%2Fmp4%2Ffile.mp4/1/0102018099e18370-34f88864-8e5b-4735-a284-d6f136bc9341-000000/X-LwRsH1Q0B_afaV-V2Zffm3wYM=269

 

[AlanJ]

I hope another manufacturer perfects that. Might persuade me to buy a nib again.

 

[Sako-TRG]

 

[russdx1]

Love the dude in the background who puts his hands up.

Shame the pf was not populated so 50x the weight lol.

 

[Dex-Jay]

Love the dude in the background who puts his hands up.

Shame the pf was not populated so 50x the weight lol.

The rot was deep. Derpy deep infact. I mean you've got enough problems trying to produce a machine without reinventing the wheel. Idiots.

 

[MajesticPinball]

So the entire weight of their playfield was going to be held at one end on 1 rotating shaft? Wow. Talk about over development where it's not nessesary, perhaps if they just banged in the later B/W playfield mechs and spent their time actually building machines they'd of worked out.

 

[Epotech]

Fixing problems that didn't exist. Best solution was the RFM full side rails. Development costs and this was just a vanity project.

 

[russdx1]

I really liked the AFM design where the whole thing just slid out over the lockdown bar and just had a couple connectors on the back, then you can work on it how you want.