1970 KB Record Player Restoration - Part 1

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  @EricTViking · 4 years ago

  If someone would have told me that this evening I'd sit in front of the computer, and watch a video of a bloke wallpapering a record player, I wouldn't have believed them.

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• KR

  @krzysztofkarnas_kkj · 2 years ago (edited)

  Electronic engineer, mechanic, carpenter, chemist. Renaissance Man.

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• RO

  @robertogarcia5839 · 3 years ago

  I really like this Phill Collins of electronics.<br>He certainly knows his stuff.<br>I&apos;ll keep on watching and learning of his videos.<br>Thanks for sharing your valuable knowlege.

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  @goldCrystalhaze · 2 years ago

  I am amazed by the span of knowledge you have, you have a fantastic workshop with everything I could ever imagine and ,most of all, you are a wonderful person. I really enjoy your videos, I feel like spending time with my best friend, doing our hobby and enjoying our day! Thank you so much!

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• DR

  @dr.volver · 3 years ago

  Вы очень всесторонне развитый и талантливый человек.

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• CM

  @cmonkey63 · 4 years ago

  In anticipation of the next segment, I once &apos;serviced&apos; my parent&apos;s hi-fi turntable when the the grease turned to glue. The device dated back to the early 60s. I had all the parts laid out on newspapers in the lounge room. Cleaned it all up, added new grease, and magically put all the bits back in. It was a &quot;don&apos;t tell Dad&quot; experience.

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• CA

  @cakepanda · 1 year ago

  i cannot believe the skills Mark has! He is a master of just about everything. In serious awe!

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• DE

  @derekstryjski6809 · 2 years ago

  Love your videos, Mark. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from Scotland

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• MC

  @mcmeikel00 · 4 years ago

  Es macht einfach Spaß zuzusehen, man lernt nie aus.

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• CL

  @clivewiddall3430 · 2 years ago

  You’ve got one hell of a workshop. I want one!

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• SC

  @scottdaniels4171 · 3 years ago

  I know this is an older post - but I have had good success thinning wood glue, then using various size syringes to force glue farther into cracks like this. &nbsp;Oh - and &quot;hi&quot; from north Georgia! &nbsp;I am an EE for 35 years and really enjoy your videos.

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• TH

  @theoloutlaw · 4 years ago

  Great job Mark. &nbsp;You have to love the good ol&apos; BSR mechanism. &nbsp;Very simple, very effective, cheap to manufacture, and brought many enjoyment into peoples lives. &nbsp;<br>These old timers are a delight, and while they are probably not worth a lot of money, there is something about them that to me shouts &apos;Genius&apos;.<br>While they were made to a price point, you still have to love the quality when there is so little involved.<br>Marvelous stuff.

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