TRON Arcade Cabinet PC Board Supports

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Been restoring (more like rebuilding) a 1982 TRON upright arcade game and there were various bits missing. These are a set of supports for the logic board stack. There are slots in the surface of the supports for the PC board to seat into. These raise the boards a good deal more off of the cabinet bottom than the original factory supports, in part to avoid the possibility of damage to the boards if the cabinet leveling legs were screwed down too far. While designed for the upright cabinet, these could likely be used in the cabaret or cocktail cabinets as well. Print Settings Printer: XYZ Printing DaVinci 2.0 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 100% Notes: The solid infill might be a little overkill, but I was going for rigidity since the board stack does have a bit of weight to it. The cross bracing on the lower bracket does not extend all the way to the bottom in order to allow for cleaning without removing the bracket/board stack. The securing tabs on the upper bracket are slotted to east installation/removal of the logic board stack by loosening the securing screws.