RE: Maybe check the local thrift for a used vac that you can canibalize. nt

If you're handy with design & fabrication, the best approach IMO is cannibilizing a thrift shop vacuum cleaner and mounting the motor/fan assembly inside a cabinet. The vacuum tube assembly on the side of my RCM is made from common PVC plumbing parts.

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Topic - Which vacuum for DIY record cleaning machine? - HOK 08:17:54 01/23/08 (11)

Thanks for the replies! nt. - HOK 21:45:59 01/23/08 (0)

Wally World sells a small - Detailman 21:27:59 01/23/08 (0)

"....without too much suction...." - powermatic 11:40:07 01/23/08 (0)

Maybe check the local thrift for a used vac that you can canibalize. nt - Dan_ed 11:05:01 01/23/08 (1)

RE: Maybe check the local thrift for a used vac that you can canibalize. nt - cactuscowboy@bresnan.net 09:01:14 01/24/08 (0)

RE: Which vacuum for DIY record cleaning machine? - Bry 08:23:18 01/23/08 (6)

How you handle the suction head w/o touching the LP surface? (nt) - cheap-Jack 13:06:31 01/23/08 (5)

YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE SUCTION!! - powermatic 20:19:21 01/23/08 (0)

RE: How you handle the suction head w/o touching the LP surface? (nt) - Time_Stands_Still 15:28:38 01/23/08 (3)

My alternate felt attachment/What is "suction break"? - ParloFax 06:39:41 01/24/08 (0)

RE: How you handle the suction head w/o touching the LP surface? (nt) - timp 20:43:40 01/23/08 (0)

Good idea as to the suction bleeder hole. - Olly 20:09:52 01/23/08 (0)

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RE: Maybe check the local thrift for a used vac that you can canibalize. nt - cactuscowboy@bresnan.net 09:01:14 01/24/08 (0)

RE: Maybe check the local thrift for a used vac that you can canibalize. nt

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