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Wakefield Turntables
24-04-2021, 12:07
Guys, hello! I'd like to do a little market research. We are in the middle of producing our own hand made solid wood plinths. But I'd like a little feedback so I wondered if you could answer three questions which would help us out!

1. What wood would like a plinth to be made from?
2. What price would for a hand built plinth should be?
3. What price would you pay for a plinth kit?

Thanks in advance! :D

bob4333
25-04-2021, 08:07
1. Light Oak, satin or matt finish
2. £250
3. £150

Plinths can be all things to all men (and women). Someone has to get the ball rolling.

karma67
25-04-2021, 10:33
2. £250
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£250 for a hand built solid oak plinth. lol

bob4333
25-04-2021, 10:47
Yes, I know, but:-

a) I don't need one
b) I don't want one

....and the question was "How much would you pay?"

So just as well really............ lol indeed. :)

Barry
25-04-2021, 10:50
Surely the cost depends on the construction of the plinth. A Martin Bastin style scalloped out plinth will cost a lot more in both material and labour than a simple plinth having four sides, a top, and a base.

struth
25-04-2021, 10:53
solid wood one is expensive but a standard nice plinth for a thorens is about 200 or so all in usually

PeteT
30-04-2021, 23:40
I didn't need one, but still made one, and I'm very glad I did...

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Jac Hawk
05-05-2021, 09:13
the last plinth i had made about 2 months ago, the one before that was last year both were solid oak both cost £180

p147
05-05-2021, 13:55
I would love to have a French polished solid wood plinth (Cocobolo or Rosewood) but are they stable enough? I have only ever owned acrylic or particle board decks.

Wakefield Turntables
05-05-2021, 18:24
Thanks again guys. I'm looking into producing retro plinths as well but from solid wood rather than particle board. I've already done a heavy goldring Lenco plinth for a customer