Pinball machine pt 1

 What's up guys! This Matt, back with another post about a cool cardboard craft!


Pinball Machine pt 1

One day, while I was playing digital pinball with my dad, I was thinking, "Man, it would be awesome to have one of these in my house". Then I thought, "why don't I make one?" and then it came to me I have a ginormous box outside!

The next day, I sketched a diagram of each side of the box and planned what I’d do to it. Once finished, I got to work. First, I cut out the top and front sides. Then, I placed the top in the middle of the box at an angle and secured it with some strong hot glue. Using the leftover cardboard, I made two paddles and knobs to hold them in place. I added rubber bands so the knobs could snap back after being released. Finally, I grabbed a small, lightweight ball.

Soon as I’m done I will be back to tell yall

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