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First 3-D Printed Record is Amazing
Kurt Cobain Nirvana
Posted 11 years ago by boyt in category: technology
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Bongo (guest) - 11 years ago [ Reply ]
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This is pretty neat actually. Once this craft is perfected and I get myself a 3D printer and the materials necessary to use, I could then create copies of my record collection so that I can still listen to my music without having to run my originals. True, I could just make glue or silicone copies that are much cheaper, but at least with a 3D printer I don't have to put my records in the way of being damaged, as well as fixing any scratches found on the original vinyl, which would of transcended onto the glue copy.

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causeby - 11 years ago [ Reply ]
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If you listen to records because they "sound better" (which they don't) and yet you are using a 3D printer to "save your originals", then you're really missing the point. Buy a CD.

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