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Dammn i hope Juggernaut dosent come to my house to use my joystick, or else i have to weld my stick to the table. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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I think what he’s trying to say is some people would respond the same way you just did to bolting a stick down to their coffee table. I don’t think it’s dumb to do so, but I’m not going to do it. I will probably use those gripping sheets as I have a roll or two already in my garage somewhere.

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I realize it’s not expensive…but it does take up a lot of space. You seem to have a nice living room based on the pic and that table (not the coffee table) is an eyesore so I’m sure you put it away when either not in use or when you have people over.

The welding comment was obviously a joke, in reference to Mr Bolt it or it will move across the room and dance’s comments. Obviously you wouldn’t weld it, c’mon don’t tell me you’re that thick you didn’t realize I was being facetious.

I was giving an alternative to the people that don’t want it their stick to move side to side. Instead of ruining a coffee table, making a large set up like yours which takes up a lot of space, or pouring fvcking concrete in the stick.

You guys really are touchy, learn to relax a bit.

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I’m going to use iron rebar to anchor my stick directly into my house’s foundation. :nunchuck:

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is it Sanwa JLB-5 Type X rebar, like how the anceint JDM arcades of Japan use?

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My apologize "AbeFroman"
C’mon guys let bolt down our sticks and lets get ready for sfiv, time for some serious pounding.

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imaginary rep :rofl:

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Actually, the new SF fightsticks are designed around the anvil weight system, so you wont have any troubles with it! lol

Hey… use some of this:

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I did it for you!! :rofl::rofl:

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Green and white technology > *

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I hot glued 2 giant bolts inside mine. They probably weigh a little more than a pound each. Keeps my american stick in place quite nicely, only drawback is lugging it around at tourneys cuz it’s heavy.

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Does the bear do anything? Like dispense M+Ms from it’s mouth?

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That would be awesome :rofl:

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I recently came across the self-adhesive eDead 120 soundproofing material. It is flexible, you cut it to fit with scissors, and you can layer it for even more weight. It’s relatively cheap and can be attached to pretty much anything. I used it INSIDE my Xbox 360 Hori EX2 and am very happy with the additional weight. Since arcade sticks are making a massive comeback, and not everyone can bolt theirs to a table, I thought this thread might need a bump as it is a very relevant question.

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For my T5 stick i just got a bunch of coins & put in those bubble wrap…I then insert the bubble wrap w/coin in the plastic hole where you insert the screws…Gives it good weight…

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I say, forget the see-through bottom, and go with a wooden bottom. Then load the inside with extra wood, which should double as reinforcement if you do it right.

You can easily get more creative with adding weight. Gorilla glue will be your friend, it will glue layers of sheet metal to each other and to the wood even. You can still make it nice by adding an additional thin layer of wood on top of the sheet metal, and painting it to your hearts content, so it matches the rest of the box.

This is assuming you don’t have the means to cast metal into the bottom of the box, or make the box out of marble.

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On my SF4 SE, I used stick on wheel weights. After you take the back panel off, I stuck them to the metal panel itself on the inside. They are super low profile and dont interfere with anything inside. I work in the automotive industry and got them from my work, Pepboys or anyother auto store will stock them super cheap, too!

I used them b/c I wanted it to be heavier/more sturdy, hope that helps, cheers mate!

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That’s a great idea thanks for posting that. I am definitely going to pick some of these up.

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any canadians look into this?

i’m going to start checking around