vinyl record bowl
this was realy a Bday present made in hurry but had a great succes:))
Just grab some of ur records u dont like anymore, put in a oven for 200degrees for a while,until its melting abit and form it however u like..
http://www.iam.tugraz.at/~dm2w0404/vinyl/MOV01824.MPG
check this video
Just grab some of ur records u dont like anymore, put in a oven for 200degrees for a while,until its melting abit and form it however u like..
http://www.iam.tugraz.at/~dm2w0404/vinyl/MOV01824.MPG
check this video
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I love making these as gifts. If you go to auctions or garage sales, you can pick up tons of vinyl records for pennies, and then choose records whose titles/ artists are fitting to the person you are gifting. For example, I made one for my wife once that was the 70's Greatest Love Songs, and filled it with bath salts and such, then wrapped it in that clear plastic stuff. Very versatile gift.
Dec 8, 2006. 5:52 PMFrenchCrawler
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Not to down you, but: http://www.instructables.com/id/EZAAYXFXFLEP286RYS/
This idea has been around the block quite a few times because it's still appealing. As a forum post it's totally cool since we're heading into the consumer holiday freakout time. I have a variation of this that I need to finish. I made one most of the way and then lost it so I'll have to start over.
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