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    Nice job!
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    That looks superb!

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    Very nice
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    wOw Karl, that's amazing......! You've got great talents!! With the blind reflections on the platter it actually looks as if the platter is carbon fibre......Cool.

    Great work Sir! Respect!

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    Thanks to all that have said positive comments, just one word that makes me smile.. the shape.. was inspired by my guitar plectrum.. but on completion it looks like an iron
    Thanks again...

    Karl

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    Thought it was a boat. Nevver mind it looks super
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    Thanks Grant... Guessed that from your previous comment Boat is good, better than an Iron I think...??

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    Great skills, looks more like CNC machining, than the hand and basic tools method you used, good job.

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    Very nice

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    It looks great but I don't see any sign of a suspension system. It would be nice to see more people with the skills and talent that you obviously have tackle suspended designs. Many of the well-known suspended turntables such as Sondeks, Ariston, etc. were good but would be greatly enhanced by having a much heavier sub-chassis. I can understand why commercial producers aiming at a mid-market audience would shy away from massive construction but it would be ideal for a DIY-er who doesn't have to worry about the logistics of transportation.
    Anyway, just a thought. It does look great though.

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