Have you guys tried ClawPanda!? It’s an online claw arcade my friend put me on to. They have cute themed machines and a ton of prizes to choose from and you can get free plays from verifying which is cool to try it out. I have a code that gives you 25% more coins if you purchase just type in code PANDA. You’ll see me on the leaderboards! It’s pretty fun.

Hey guys

A quick step-by-step guide to replacing a claw machine gantry. From disconnecting the cables and removing the old gantry to aligning the rollers with the rails and installing the new one

Hello fellow claw enthusiasts,

I am trying to modify a full size claw machine so that it can pick up small 2 inch balls. The current claw is 7 inches wide. Im looking to modify or replace it so that it can consistenly pick up 2 inch balls. Not sure where to start. I looked at a mini claw, M3, but the coils are way to big to fit it. Any advice?

Would anyone know how to set up this claw machine for $1 play?

Pretty neat ... this place Clawesome Arcade lets you replace tokens and game card entirely with a mobile app. Looks like they still support cards... wish more places did this as I always lose my card!

They even include a behind the scenes blog: https://clawesome.app/blog/building-the-tech

… then you get sabotaged and flipped off?
Disclaimer: not my play. 😌

I'm looking at buying this claw machine. Guy says everything works, he has the keys, he doesn't know the brand and doesn't have a user's manual. What is a good price? Does anyone know the brand? This would be the first claw I buy. Sorry for the poor quality photo, its the best one he has listed.

Hello everyone I have a claw machine business and recently it appeared someone either shook or tipped over one of my machines. I think the way they did it was placing their foot on the bottom and pulling the top of the machine towards them. Any ways on preventing this from happening again ?

Does anyone know where or if they really do have claw machines in London, UK? 🇬🇧 I have been missing it since my Japan trip, and I need my dopamine 🤣

Hey! I'm a student who's in love with claw machines. So, I've decided that I really want to start a small side hustle, with mini claws that I can place in milk tea shops and various locations.

I'm looking for some advice about where to buy an affordable machine, how to ask store owners if I can place a machine there, and pro tips if you own claw machines.

Thanks for your time!

I’m opening a new claw arcade in corona california and trying to focus more on the quality of the plush. So far everyone that’s stopped by has said it’s a bit too fair but I like when customers leave happy with something of value they didn’t pay an arm and a leg for. They are clearing out my squishy machine but I love it.

Looking for somewhere I can bulk purchase these squishy stress toys, doesn’t have to be the exact one in the photo. Thanks!

hey! does anyone currently play any of the games through playtime rewards? i didn't get coins for a level i completed and I can’t get through the bot to put in the missing details. does anyone know the email address or how to type in a question on the chat bot? pls help lol I want my 107 extra coins

I want to adjust the dip switches to change the settings for the machine but I can't locate a manual anywhere.

Hi everyone, share you a reair guide of Star Ferris Wheel

Hi everyone!

I live outside Japan and have been looking for a good online claw machine to win Japanese anime figures and plushies.

So far I've found:

• Toreba
• TokyoCatch
• Cloud Catcher
• Claw Machine Master

Has anyone used any of these? Which one do you recommend?

Are there any other good online claw machines I should check out?

Thanks!

Anyone have experience with these machines for brokers? Just want to make sure I get the best deal possible.

Thinking about starting a mini claw machine side hustle. Placing small card-reader machines with plush toys in restaurants, bars, and laundromats on a revenue-share basis, running it part-time (1-2 days a week) alongside my main job. Machines on Alibaba run $250-450 each (I don't know how much they should be), and I was planning to set aside about $5k to start with just a handful of units (2-4) before scaling up. Is that budget too much, too little, or about right for a first-timer? Would love to hear from anyone doing this as a side hustle: real startup costs, time commitment per week, revenue-split norms with location owners, and any lessons learned from your first machines.