Friday, March 20, 2009
2009-03 Record Player Arm Lifter
A small automaton with an optical sensor to lift the arm of a record player. I'd like to use junk sources for this and targeted a 3" floppy drive to provide the parts.
Labels:
Audio,
Electronics
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
2009-01 Re-laminate Writing Desk
My old oak writing desk has an oak laminated front which is peeling away after being stored in a damp place. I'd like to experiment with laminating wood and this would be a good starting project.
[1] Remove the laminate.
[2] Stick it back on.
[1] Remove the laminate.
[2] Stick it back on.
Saturday, November 01, 2008
2008-11 Concrete Record Player
So its to be a record-player then: The Op-shop had some mint diamond styli for a few bucks so I bought them.
My Trusty Luxman skates a little and is too wide for the lundia. I felt like an audio project after all the PC based stuff so the Concrete Record Player Plinth is the POTM.
At last a home for my SME arm. Here you see all the parts I've been putting aside: The bearing, light weight patter and motor from a turntable with a crap arm but completely noiseless and stable - can't recall the brand. All sorts of cartridges and styli collected over the years and of course the pice of tone army resistance: a SME tone arm. Cost me $100(ish) in the 80's from a greedy eccentric who only prized it's resale value.
At last a home for my SME arm. Here you see all the parts I've been putting aside: The bearing, light weight patter and motor from a turntable with a crap arm but completely noiseless and stable - can't recall the brand. All sorts of cartridges and styli collected over the years and of course the pice of tone army resistance: a SME tone arm. Cost me $100(ish) in the 80's from a greedy eccentric who only prized it's resale value.
Labels:
Audio,
Electronics,
Recording,
Woodwork
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