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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Beauvais Oise
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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Why don't you put up a website and show this to the world?A really good job! How is the platter bearing made?
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Very very nice looking
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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very nice job, deserves something a liitle more special than the AT95E IMO,
sreten.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: israel
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Roger,
My congrats! Excellent job, very stylish also! Now a question: how yor platter is done - glued layers I guess, what kind of wood and glue? Glueing technics? Regards, Michael |
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Glue is standard woodworking glue (Colle vinylique blanche) in french ! ballasted with lead ! Weight of platter : 22 lbs Weight of TT : 77 lbs
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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@Roger,
hello, nice piece of work! may i put your pictures and description on my diy turntable gallery (located at www.krishu.de)? Would be really appreiciated! you may also answer via email (button below) Cheers Christian.
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Beauvais Oise
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Beauvais Oise
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The arm in details:
Picture1 Basic materials: - PVC pressure Rings (yes yes! you read well...) - Set screw stainless "machined" in points for the pivot - Stopper of clock industry out of bronze bored very fine for the horological jewel and inserted in rings PVC - Arrow tube aluminum for the arm - the carry-cell "worked" in a piece of magnesium (1/3 of the weight of aluminium) ![]() Picture2 The rings with assembled pivots and horological jewels, the tiny trick that you see on the right of the set screw is a stopper of clock industry (My grandfather was a clock and watch maker...) ![]() Picture3 Wire of flexible wiring and very end bought in a retailer of electronic component of my area (did it find any more the reel, nobody any more does not ask any him...) 1 ml = 1,5 euros I on kept well only 4 wire for the cell + 1 to connect the arm to the mass. Picture4 The mechanism of the arm: - Counterweight of the threaded bored stainless arm - Counterweight the antione out of stainless, aluminium pulley, the wire is a hair! Picture5 Details of the magnesium carry-cell equipped with a AT9E Picture6 The arm finished, finally almost...
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