3D Printed Mini Pinball V2

Update 27/05/26: Added the base split into two parts (2_Parts_Base_A & B). Also added them to the 2 Part Split (V2) print profile. Update 14/07/25: Added the table, split into two parts (2_Parts_A & B). They measure 160x154mm and 160x129mm respectively. ... OK. Second attempt. Did I learn anything? Nope :) To be fair, I did get rid of the plastic springs and worked on improving the flipper and plunger mechanism. if you are lucky and possess the same size springs or small elastic bands that I based my changes on, then awesome, as I think it is a noticable improvement. Unfortunately the pens I salvaged the springs from were not branded, as in, I was only allowed (by the better half) to dissassemble the generic cheap freebie click pens that are given away by local business. So I can't point you to a particular make but in my investigations, I found that there were only two variations around (spread across about the 10 pens I tested) and they were the 20mm, which works a treat, and the 30mm which is too big. You could try snipping them down I guess. The elastic band method also works better than I expected, but is super fiddly and works best with small bands. We had a load spare from an old tie-dying kit. On the original version, the gates didn't work properly and the flags were ok. This time I have included slots in the table so that you can try out my new flags and flag like spinners but if they bug you, and I will admit they aren't great, you can just make your own (or modify mine). Plus if you do break one, you can just reprint it. As well as flags & spinners, I also made an optional castle top and another that is just a smiley face. Something else to modify and make your own. I did think about rails and I did have tunnels under the playfield originally, but it all got scaled back because it was a pain to print, Maybe version 3 :) Ever since I was a young boy, I've played the silver ball… MY PATREON & PATREON SHOP.https://www.patreon.com/3DFreeman Thanks for all you