A few things...
Please, if you are going to mention this project in print or other sites please give a nod and link to www.zieak.com as well as instructables.
Also, these records served a very long life at a public radio station. I understand that they did everything they could to find them a good home. I salvaged them from the baling facility where they would have been compacted into a bale and shipped to a landfill. Don't hate me for doing this to a record. I have a large collection of LPs but these artists and songs have no interest to me. But if they ever do - i didn't drill through the audio part - just the label - so they can still be played!
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50-75 translucent records plus a few that don't need to be translucent
a light bulb, fixture, switch and cord
a base
threaded rod, washers, fender washers, nuts and acorn nuts












































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im thinking spacers between each vinyl
something like frosted perspex if moneys no object
would be abit retro, black n white
maybe 2 ft tube. low heat and could hide transformer in the base. i did see some coloured covers on ebay for tubes so any desired colour
this is a banksy canvas i got and put a tube behind, its crappy neon light that give off next to no heat so no fire.
...all you have to do is collect them..
thanks
Another thing, you could put a motor to rotate the records, then add a tone arm and cartridge and have a turntable that would play the top record. That top record better be something you reallllly like!
We were just kids but went home, got our wagons, and returned to haul those treasures home. This was before the Frisbee was even thought of (or so they thought)....the air was alive with flying vinyl for many months thereafter. :>)
Thought about stacking CD's with copper spacers but hadn't decided on a light source just yet. Nice work.
Thanks for the props on the pacifier mustaches!