tutorial for a homemade record player
This record player plays records with a needle and a piece of paper. Very easy to make! Cool tutorial, though you may not want to use your good records for your new player.
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- Apr 14, 2007
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#1 Martin Nebelong Henningsen ~ Jul 2, 2007
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#3 Liam ~ Jul 25, 2007
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#7 Kike Gavilan ~ Aug 9, 2007
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#10 ryddim ~ Dec 20, 2007
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#13 Alan Taylor ~ Sep 10, 2009
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Ah yeah, the wonders of analog media. now try that with a cd! :P Nice video.
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eso se va a perder con el tema digital...
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Y que pasa si quiero escuchar unos 5 discos ?
jejeje me contrato a alguien para que le de vueltas y despues repare mis discos.
<a href=\"http://www.www.videos.kikegavilan.com\">Kike Gavilan</a>
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great!
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but how do you make that turning table?! I got the needle/cone made as instructed but can't play the record without something to spin it on.
I have a real record player but that kind of defeats the purpose of making this...
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Reply to #10: take a wooden \"lazy susan\", and put a nail or dow in the middle. here a web with pictures of a lazy susan.
http://www.kitchenfantasy.com/shopping_cart/wood.html
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i love this its soo simple and yet very fasinating
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I DON'T THINK SO..
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