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Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II

“For those who want the moon but can't afford it or those who can afford it but like to have fun and work with their hands, I'm willing to give out a recipe for a true high-end 'table which is easy to do, and fun to make as sky's the limit on design/creativity! The cost of materials, including 'table, is roughly $200 (depending, more or less), and add to that a Rega tonearm. The results are astonishing. I'll even tell/show you how to make chipboard look like marble and fool and impress all your friends. If there's interest I'll get on with this project, if not, I'll just continue making them in my basement. The next one I make will have a Corian top and have a zebra stripe pattern! Fun! Any takers?”

The Lead in “Da Thread” as posted by Johnnantais - 2-01-04

Let the saga continue. Sail on, oh ships of Lenco!
mario_b
as1715
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Hi Mario,

Thanks for the nice words!

Well, easy to read the tutorials: register: no restrictions in registering though we appreciate a little introductory note ;-)
Note that non French speaking members are welcome too and will be helped with pleasure.

Be well!

F.
lewm
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Francois, I have some limited reading comprehension of French, because I have studied Spanish and Latin. In going through the thread, I saw interesting photos of what looks like a bearing assembly. Can you tell us whose product that is? Is it available for sale or just something that was custom-made for or by one person? Thanks.
as1715
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Hi Lewm,

Do you mean this picture?
http://img44.xooimage.com/files/1/4/4/2-ed6d2c.jpg
This is a home made mod on the original Lenco bearing.
The idea was to provide a firmer bottom for the spindle to rest on, firmer than the original metal disc and circlip.
This is not a commercial product as I made it for my personal use.

Rgds,

F.
lewm
13,030 posts
 
Nothing like a good, firm bottom, I always say.
as1715
16 posts
 
Ah ah ah!
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