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TheAnalogSource wrote:i think my good friend dnk despise it very much hehe
kabubi wrote:
yup, it's a grinding wheel. but don't knock it till you've tried it. buy the 12 inch variant, put it on top of your platter then put your mat on top of the grinding wheel then you're ready to go. just make sure that the spindle is long enough to accommodate the wheel the mat and the record. if not, then you should find a way to lengthen that spindle.
if the results astound you, then you can call me "genius". if the results are forgettable you've got every right to beseech the Administrators to ban me from this site. k
quarterback wrote:Mamimili wrote:Thanks Ben, as you and so many other respected spinners are being positive about grinding wheels, a trip to the local DIY store will be made this weekend!
Now, has anyone tried a brand other than Bosch [/quote
if you're using japanese made cart you can try "makita" for better synergy
buknoy wrote:tried to use a plumb bob (hulog) . it is a carpenters tool to determine if the post he is building is straight, available at your local hardware stores.It made a difference in my system. Try to acquire the biggest you can find with the flat bottom and a hole in the middle
buknoy wrote:tried to use a plumb bob (hulog) . it is a carpenters tool to determine if the post he is building is straight, available at your local hardware stores.It made a difference in my system. Try to acquire the biggest you can find with the flat bottom and a hole in the middle
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