First vinyl record

[Dutchscroller]

[Rockytime]

Very, very cool!

[Tomanydogs]

Well done. 

[Fish]

Great work! 

[RabidAlien]

Rock on!  \m/

[amazingkevin]

Well done!!!

[Heli_av8tor]

Wow! Some very thin support for some of the sections.

How did you do that without breaking?

Tom

[Ron Johnson]

Well done for being your first Sander. 

[wombatie]

Looks good.  Congrat's on your first one.

Marg

[Dutchscroller]

6 hours ago, Heli_av8tor said:

Wow! Some very thin support for some of the sections.

How did you do that without breaking?

Tom

Well with luck i guess, but  its surprisingly strong.

[flarud]

I have been wanting to do this for a while.  I had a blue Elvis record in my shopping cart a few months back but never pulled the trigger.  I assume that you had wood on both sides of it as you were cutting?  What blade did you use?

[Dutchscroller]

4 hours ago, flarud said:

I have been wanting to do this for a while.  I had a blue Elvis record in my shopping cart a few months back but never pulled the trigger.  I assume that you had wood on both sides of it as you were cutting?  What blade did you use?

pegus nr.3 reverse skipp.

i sandwiched it between two sheeds of wood, but today i cut 3 records without wood, and its cuts great, just slow down the speed.

[goldfish]

what type of blade do you use. I tried and had very little control over the cut. I was thinking of trying wood behind it to help the cut.

 

Thanks

Rich

[rdatelle]

That came out great. I have a lot of records.

[Charlie E]

Great job! On my to do list.

[ike]

I have cut sseveral records. I stack ar least 2 holding them with tape useing a #3 blade of your choice brand. run it slow .I use them as Clocks. they are slow sellers, but they do sell. I have dropped them and they didn't break, They are a lot stronger than you think. Yours look good snd will sell if you make them into a clock. That is a good design for a music room or a teen agers room.

IKE