Scrolling vinyl records

[martinka]

I've been in the garage for a couple of hours and unearthed the records while I was there, so out of interest I had a go with the #5 reverse blade I already had in. Speed was about 1200, and it cut perfectly with no welding and nothing to clean off the underside. It tended to flex and bounce a bit, but holding it down with a small piece of ply cured that.

 

[NazNomad]

I also had a play. Covered the front & back (a & b?) sides of the record with masking tape, pritt-sticked the pattern to it and cut around the outside of my pattern.

Used the blade that was already in it, either a #5 or #6 and the slowest speed my saw would go.

No welding, and any fuzzies on the back just flick away with an old toothbrush.

 

[NazNomad]

Well, it's done.

There were a few fuzzies that won't brush away, but I doubt it'll ever get to that stage of finishedness (?)

I just wanted to see how it cut and if I could.

... at least it's an improvement on the original 'HITS OF HAWAII'

 

[Claymore]

Well, it's done.

There were a few fuzzies that won't brush away, but I doubt it'll ever get to that stage of finishedness (?)

I just wanted to see how it cut and if I could.

... at least it's an improvement on the original 'HITS OF HAWAII'

That's worked great Naz pity its not Bat out of Hell :lol:

Brian

 

[NazNomad]

That's worked great Naz pity its not Bat out of Hell :lol:

It was Hell enough thanks. :-D

 

[MrTeroo]

See if you can track down a copy of this

 

[NazNomad]

Might print that label though. ;-)

 

[Buffalo Chas]

Looks pretty good to me Naz.

Charley

 

[Claymore]

Naz you could fit a clock mechanism to it! Kool Klox 9-)

 

[NazNomad]

The image I stole it from was a clock.

 

[novocaine]

I'm obviously not as trendy as you lot. I've got a stack of vinyl and some old sunglass lenses.

cracking drawing.