sorry I am having trouble linking pics
please forgive me for using a link to another thread for the pics.
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=70532.msg656727;topicseen#new
empire/pabst motor mounted in a piece of 4" galvanized pipe with a piece of 2" copper pipe housing the cap and switch.
Base is an old lathe faceplate with a 4" piece of bronze machined to accept a 1" spindle. Base weight is 55+ lbs.
Armboard is 1.25" micarta/phenolic bolted to the cast iron via 4 fh 1/2 13 bolts compressing multiple layers of sorbothane. arm mount is a piece of 3.5" bronze, I have a pro-ject 10cc evolution showing up next week.
Platter is a 2" piece of pvc bolted to a 1.5" piece of 6061 that has a 1" thick bronze donut shrunk fit onto the aluminum, around a .015" interference.
After assembly the platter was machined true.
The spindle is a 1" piece of drill rod. Platter weight is 45lbs.
Still have to further ventilate the motor pod as the empire motor runs a touch too warm in an enclosure.
I'm a metal head and this hopefully will be a touch more controlled at elevated listening levels than my empire 208 replinth projects have been.
Too heavy to drag to burning amp
regards,Bill
please forgive me for using a link to another thread for the pics.
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=70532.msg656727;topicseen#new
empire/pabst motor mounted in a piece of 4" galvanized pipe with a piece of 2" copper pipe housing the cap and switch.
Base is an old lathe faceplate with a 4" piece of bronze machined to accept a 1" spindle. Base weight is 55+ lbs.
Armboard is 1.25" micarta/phenolic bolted to the cast iron via 4 fh 1/2 13 bolts compressing multiple layers of sorbothane. arm mount is a piece of 3.5" bronze, I have a pro-ject 10cc evolution showing up next week.
Platter is a 2" piece of pvc bolted to a 1.5" piece of 6061 that has a 1" thick bronze donut shrunk fit onto the aluminum, around a .015" interference.
After assembly the platter was machined true.
The spindle is a 1" piece of drill rod. Platter weight is 45lbs.
Still have to further ventilate the motor pod as the empire motor runs a touch too warm in an enclosure.
I'm a metal head and this hopefully will be a touch more controlled at elevated listening levels than my empire 208 replinth projects have been.
Too heavy to drag to burning amp
regards,Bill
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