A Flip-Flop tile that is entered through the side. Watch the video to see it in action.

Hardware

• one M3x10 screw (or longer)
• one M3 washer

Variations There are left and right versions of the parts. However, the Advanced Base works with any flipper. Mix and match them to achieve different logic. Here's the variations.

• Basic (Basic Flipper, Basic Base) | The classic, you'll want this one.
• Advanced (Advanced Flipper, Advanced Base) | Provides additional pathing.
• Mixed (Basic Flipper, Advanced Base) | Adds pending-ball logic.
• Lame (Advanced Flipper, Basic Base) | Not interesting, don't do this.

Assembly Insert an M3 screw into the flipper, stack a washer on the end of the screw, then install the flipper. It should freely spin and barely wobble.

This tile is part of my Mechanical Flippers Pack. Check the others out.

• 180 https://than.gs/m/1116280
• Alternator https://than.gs/m/1116292
• Bounce Flop https://than.gs/m/1327656
• Follower https://than.gs/m/1228246
• I-Flop https://than.gs/m/1288093
• JL Flop https://than.gs/m/1327657
• Omni-Flip https://than.gs/m/1228247
• Side Flop https://than.gs/m/1116295
• T-Switch https://than.gs/m/1116307
• Trident https://than.gs/m/1228248
• Tri-Switch https://than.gs/m/1288137
• XC Flop https://than.gs/m/1327667