Hello all i am new here.... Sorry for anything i say that is off topic or not in the proper fourm...
I have searched the web looking for a record cleaning machine to build with a shop vac. I have read about some but have not really seen any percise plans or do's & Don'ts. Does anyone know of such plans, using a shop vac?
Thanks for any help in advance...
Rob..
I have searched the web looking for a record cleaning machine to build with a shop vac. I have read about some but have not really seen any percise plans or do's & Don'ts. Does anyone know of such plans, using a shop vac?
Thanks for any help in advance...
Rob..
Hi Rob and welcome.
This looks like a nice project: http://www.enjoythemusic.com/recordcleaner.htm
/Hugo 🙂
This looks like a nice project: http://www.enjoythemusic.com/recordcleaner.htm
/Hugo 🙂
Hey thanks..
Looks good except i am not to sure i want to use copper as opposed to , say a 1 " pvc, covered in velvet.
Also is it not possible for the record to bend upward towards teh suction, once turned on?
I guess with the slit, the suction is not as forcefull as just the hole a the bottom of the regular vacuum hose
Thanks allot...
Rob...
Looks good except i am not to sure i want to use copper as opposed to , say a 1 " pvc, covered in velvet.
Also is it not possible for the record to bend upward towards teh suction, once turned on?
I guess with the slit, the suction is not as forcefull as just the hole a the bottom of the regular vacuum hose
Thanks allot...
Rob...
Hi Rob,
I have put the design to Steven Rochlin's Enjoy the music.
I'd use copper as PVC is too flexible especially when you make
a small slit.
The record is bent a little bit, but that does not matter.
Don't be afraid. If you doubt try a bad record first.
Make sure that the record comes only in contact with the
velvet not with the copper.
Have fun,
Frank
I have put the design to Steven Rochlin's Enjoy the music.
I'd use copper as PVC is too flexible especially when you make
a small slit.
The record is bent a little bit, but that does not matter.
Don't be afraid. If you doubt try a bad record first.
Make sure that the record comes only in contact with the
velvet not with the copper.
Have fun,
Frank
Do you have any, pics of your machine i could see? Or and plans and such that i can view for this cool machine?
Thanks....
Rob...
Thanks....
Rob...
Plans are here http://www.enjoythemusic.com/recordcleaner.htm
No pics as I use a Keith Monks clone now.
That's much more quiet but also much more expensive.
C ya,
Frank
No pics as I use a Keith Monks clone now.
That's much more quiet but also much more expensive.
C ya,
Frank
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