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This page should probably contain a general introductory note and a summarized version of this full table of contents:

The Basics Arcade Cabinet 101 JAMMA Restoration Glossary Vendors (Where to get parts) Building Materials Wood products Plywood MDF OSB Particle Board Plastics Acrylic Polycarbonate Finishes Water-based Paint Oil-based Paint Stain Polyurethane Shellac Varnish Laminate Tools Project Arcade - The Book Hand Tools Safety Equipment Eye Protection Hearing Protection Breathing Protection Marking Tools Measuring Devices Sandpaper/Sanding Blocks Clamps Spring Clamps Screw Clamps Bar Clamps Pipe Clamps Sawhorses/Stands Wire Strippers/Crimpers Hammer/Screwdriver Fasteners Glue Nails Screws Dowels Biscuits Power Tools Circular Saw Jigsaw Router Drill Random-orbit Sander Blades/Bits/Etc Arcade Art Overview & Options to Consider Creating Your Own Art From Scratch Restoring & Recreating Artwork Marble Contact Paper is your Enemy

Arcade Control Hardware Joysticks Conventional Digital Joysticks 49-Way Joysticks Analog Joysicks Rotary Joysticks Pushbuttons Microswitch Pushbuttons Leafswitch Pushbuttons Atari Volcano Buttons Trackballs Spinners Lightguns Steering Wheels/Yokes/Pedals/Shifters Interfacing Controls With Your PC Keyboard Hacks Encoders Keyboard Encoders I-PAC2 I-PAC4 I-PAC VE J-PAC KeyWiz Eco 2 KeyWiz MAX KE72 KE24 KE18 LP24 KE-USB36 Gamepad Encoders A-PAC GP Wiz GP Wiz49 Rotary Encoders Rotary-5 Optical (Mouse) Encoders Opti-PAC Opti-Wiz ME4 Video Video Cards Monitors ArcadeVGA Video Card Televisions Composite Video (RCA) S-Video Component Video Software Emulators Front-Ends Collections and PC Games Miscellaneous (for now?) Connecting a PC to an Arcade Cabinet Hiding Windows DOS vs Windows LED & Light Control Electrical Supplies Coin Doors Light Gun Setup