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Man you have to wash that meat off not pat it 😂

BOING!!!!!!

Cracked and glued records should be played with steel needle. So you need a vintage player, what hasn't gem stylus. So you could save the music.

It look like he don't know what he's doing

That's a funny song I liked it, too, lol Good job on saving a broken record !

You don't wash your meat??

Good. For u

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Wonderful!

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I bought one of these grills. Finally started it up, small amount of charcoal, but it never set off the lid temp gauge. It was fairly cold last night. The lid was hot. Ever hear of the temp gauge not working?

This is a beautiful forgotten song, nice to hear the original thanks - this is the original 78 I'm presuming??

this is a good record

every now and then the splits are in sync with the beat.

Nice job but maybe make a mound out of your coals and light them with paper underneath. Then spread them out when ready, then your food won't taste of lighter fluid

Thanks! Our laundry room door was high-pitched awful

This is a futile exercise. There is no remedy whatsoever ,when shallac record discs break.If we repair these records ,the needle faces like a speed breaker with noise at the repaired crack spot.Therefore to repair such type of records , is not advisable.

pitiful

I am in this exact situation right now with my old sink (broke in the same place, and I discovered it when my laundry drained all over the floor). The anxiety I felt each time it leaked on you was unreal. Thank you for going through this so I have a better jumping off place with my own repair.

Must be really bad for the needle

there are places that deal with 78's digi i used to know a man that use to work for the bbc find the real thing is now very hard

Nice job cooking them ribs!!!

A very good restoration example for all those who think broken grammophone records cannot be fixed. The caveat is of course that this method requires a lot of dexterity and patience as well as speed (if using instant super glue). The speed issue could be addressed by using a two-part epoxy glue but I have no idea whether that kind of glue would work. It would also require much more careful application due to the increased likelihood of seepage because of the extra amount of glue involved. Now if only there were a good glue applicator specifically made for grammophone records dispensing only the right amount of glue!

Be a good idea to take the tire off and put the tube in the right way shortcuts ain’t always the best way you got a bad quality camera with the last snow on it

First order of business you need to go and find some new tools that takeoff bolts instead of an adjustable wrench

I have been looking for help with my concrete sink. It seems to be missing the first part that you had to cut off. It's just a pipe lined up to the tailpipe and water leaks around that gap. After a bunch of searching on RUclips where I was given things that were not at all applicable this is my exact sink with my exact piping. Hopefully this video is the break through I need. Also big big thanks for listing the parts you used.

I got a copy of star dust not too long ago, record broke, with this info I shall fix it

I have a few broken records is it possible that I could send to you to fix🙂

Hi there... what kind of super glue do you use?... I found several types: Super Glue-3 Líquid Original, Super Glue-3 Líquid Max Precision, Super Glue-3 plastic,... or the ingredients that super glue contains and look for a generic one here...I live in México and I need to know wich one I have to buy(order, not avaliable here)... I aprecciate your videos, they show me how to fix my broken records, thanks a lot... greetings.

Very interesting. I have tried this myself with similar results. Although I know these later records are softer and not designed for acoustic machines, playing with a steel needle might help clean glue out of the groove and would avoid risking a modern cartridge on it. Thanks 😀 👍

Well! I'll made same thing!

So organic with the surface noise

Thanks for that. Very helpful

this is quiet reassuring since i've got a record broken just like this

Impressive:)

I wish some ody would productize the optical fibre turntable, there is a super video here on RUclips of it, search for it if you've not seen it. Wonderful idea and concept, that the guy built and shows fully working of discs, cylinders etc. Way more interesting than the laser turntable:)

Yes,you need a washer/gasket for your drain tube extension. Plastic to plastic doesn't seal.

Ok. Now the light. Thnx

Spent all this effort with no light to even see what you are doing under there?

Your Perfect sleeve is in much better condition than mine. Hopefully I'll find another in the wild in better condition at a later date.

Sounds OK. Sound could probably be cleaned up by running it through a program, like DAK's Depopper program. Posiibly if you played it on an acoustice phonograpgh with a steel needle might have smoothed out the break.

If you send a recording of it to me, I can probably get rid of the ticks from the crack.

Never saw anyone attempt to put a cracked record back together.

Sousa would always conduct the last section of his marches faster the second time around. For The Stars And Stripes Forever though, at some point audiences started preferring to hear the last part of the song played slower and more dramatically when it is repeated. Sousa hated this but begrudgingly conducted it that way so that the people got what they wanted. I've always wanted to hear what it would be like to hear it the way it was intended so this is pretty cool. It's also interesting that the iconic piccolo part wasn't played as a solo, being mostly overpowered by the melody. Then they ended up being nearly the loudest voice during the repeat, even though everyone else got louder too. Real interesting stuff.

this is an interesting records, as its repeat of his early work. but there is even bop and cool notes.

Very nice find

Dustbin job unfortunately.

Pls make a proper transfer. There isnt of this record anywhere!

Very sad as this is a rarity

Happen to me today no less