Make your own homemade record player

Make your own homemade record player

Play records with a piece of paper and a needle. Amazingly easy to make! I don't recommend using your good records for this though.

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1337 (2) 1 year ago
wow... i never knew you could do that so easily... although after 2 plays i might need a new record.. but its cool to do to old records you don't need anymore
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Bryan Crow (37) 1 year ago
This is actually pretty cool... Take it to the next step with a motor and some sort of arm to mount the "cone needle" and you're getting somewhere!
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LucasRognholt (5) 10 months ago
Pretty slick love it thanks
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LucasRognholt (5) 10 months ago
could you use record player needles to prevent wrecking the vinyl??
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