Posted November 8, 200816 yr The first time I attempted this I blew a hole clean through the gable end of my house, the second time I pushed things a little and ended up in the year 1957....it took some time getting back. Brett https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OjtKUZ048&...feature=related Edited November 8, 200816 yr by Brett F
November 8, 200816 yr Brett F said: The first time I attempted this I blew a hole clean through the gable end of my house, the second time I pushed things a little and ended up in the year 1957....it took some time getting back. Brett https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OjtKUZ048&...feature=related Excellent post. He noticed some slight warping! No Sh+t steam at 100 degrees. Whoda thought it. Would have been funnier if he had taken it from VPi to decks and done some old school scratching though.
November 8, 200816 yr hold tight said: Excellent post. He noticed some slight warping! No Sh+t steam at 100 degrees. Whoda thought it. Would have been funnier if he had taken it from VPi to decks and done some old school scratching though. that's also a new one on me, plus the youtube comments are also pretty funny
November 10, 200816 yr Seems you have to have that special turntable vacuum accessory to make it work so you can pour water all over the place. https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=JTrnVMtOVTc You might fall a sleep waiting for this gut to finish cleaning his records and I wonder what he is looking at when he is polishing the record, its a freakin Micro groove 33 LP you need a microscope to see the dirt in the track and not the naked eye. I did try hoy water on a record a while back to get rid of a warp, very hot water is ok but direct from the kettle really mess the disc up comparable to setting a piece of paper alight once it starts you cannot stop it. Edited November 10, 200816 yr by Prophonics 2029
November 10, 200816 yr Prophonics 2029 said: Seems you have to have that special turntable vacuum accessory to make it work so you can pour water all over the place. https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=JTrnVMtOVTc You might fall a sleep waiting for this gut to finish cleaning his records and I wonder what he is looking at when he is polishing the record, its a freakin Micro groove 33 LP you need a microscope to see the dirt in the track and not the naked eye. I did try hoy water on a record a while back to get rid of a warp, very hot water is ok but direct from the kettle really mess the disc up comparable to setting a piece of paper alight once it starts you cannot stop it. Going to start on my collection- should be finished sometime in September 2065 at this guys rate !
November 10, 200816 yr Karen and Rob Wigley said: Going to start on my collection- should be finished sometime in September 2065 at this guys rate ! we understand how slow x B.R. staff can be
November 10, 200816 yr mobbsy said: we understand how slow x B.R. staff can be I'm hiding them in my locker at work and steaming them when I mash tea
November 10, 200816 yr Brett F said: The first time I attempted this I blew a hole clean through the gable end of my house, the second time I pushed things a little and ended up in the year 1957....it took some time getting back. Brett https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OjtKUZ048&...feature=related fantasic Brett. Got a little seasick when he was steaming tho' . When did Paul Donnelly learn that accent? That's not a Fen - tongue. PART 2 - Sticking on loose labels.
November 10, 200816 yr Karen and Rob Wigley said: I'm hiding them in my locker at work and steaming them when I mash tea can you drive a train and mash at the same time?
November 10, 200816 yr I got bored halfway thru and decided to put my steamer to better use.... https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=DN3VJu6f-u4&...feature=related
November 10, 200816 yr THE TRUTH....NOT ALL STEAM IS CREATED EQUAL. WATCH AND LEARN. https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz27M_Mql_w Edited November 10, 200816 yr by KevH
November 10, 200816 yr CAN YOU ALSO FLATTEN A WARPED RECORD WITH A STEAM IRON....? MIGHT BE WORTH A TRY
November 10, 200816 yr hammie said: CAN YOU ALSO FLATTEN A WARPED RECORD WITH A STEAM IRON....? MIGHT BE WORTH A TRY Rather yours than mine, that's what I tried and I flattened the record but a section stretched so it was not a round 45 any more but egg shaped disc .
November 11, 200816 yr Prophonics 2029 said: Rather yours than mine, that's what I tried and I flattened the record but a section stretched so it was not a round 45 any more but egg shaped disc . And you had no idea that this might happen before you tried it!
November 11, 200816 yr Steve Lane said: And you had no idea that this might happen before you tried it! Anyone got one of the ronco record cleaners you know the one's from the 70's like the one on the Bay if so are they any good? I won one at Melton Auction last Thursady along with a box of sealed Garrard stylus, three Transcriptor sealed stylus, and ten sealed Garrard cleaning cloths. But i don't want to buy the battery's if the thing is crap at cleaning https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Vintage-1976-RONCO-R...1107115002r8694 Steve J Edited November 11, 200816 yr by SteveJohnston
The first time I attempted this I blew a hole clean through the gable end of my house, the second time I pushed things a little and ended up in the year 1957....it took some time getting back.
Brett
https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OjtKUZ048&...feature=related
Edited by Brett F