Vinyl records

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Took one of Steve's patterns and changed it around a little for a special friends request.  Let me know what you think.


Arthur

[DWSudekum]

Very nicely done Authur.  Unusual but really neat.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

DW

[barb e]

Would like to see but get the error 404.
Looks great. Nice work.

[Merlin]

Same error 404

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[frankorona]

Great work, very orignal, thanks for sharing.

[Merlin]

Very nice an original, tried cutting a 78 record once took the teeth ofa the blade.

***Merlin***

[KarlB]

Well done Arthur.

Karl

[Rover2]

Very nice job.  Thanks for sharing.

Al

[wombatie]

That looks amazing.  Was it hard to do?

Marg

[Ben]

Great job Arthur! 

Ben

[EIEIO]

I like the look but it's a shame to cut up a vinyl if it's still usable. But cutting some CDs would be fine with me.

[gordster]

Nice idea, good thinking Art.hey even the record was brass band.

[Dakota Saw Dust]

Arthur - Very artistic.  How did you cut it? What blades? Did you sandwich the record between some plywood. Looks great. Thanks for us.  Brian

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I use records from the bargain bin at a local record store.  10-50 cents each. Would  not sound good if played.
I put card stock on top and bottom of record and tape together.  Glue pattern to top piece and cut it with a #2 blade on very slow speed.  Do a search on Etsy.com for vinyl record art to get ideas.  I try and match the album type to the design.  Going to hopefully get to do a bunch for a local jazz place. Just finished a Beatles cutting.  Will post pic soon.
A lot of Steves patterns would be suitable for this, clocks etc.

Thanks for looking.
Arthur

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Beatles Yesterday and Today album