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Ordered a couple of sapphire v jewels from true point this morning for the pivot on the next iteration. Reason being, is i want to use brass for the arm pillar instead of steel. I'll get a little more mass in the pillar with brass, and i will get a much better surface finish when i turn it which is ...

Works on android phone too

It passed the heifetz test. on the wiring, im surprised there is so much available that is imo too stiff to use. Cardas is too stiff, i know from using the bloody stuff in the past. Dont like cardas internal wire. The solid core :shock: silver thats available will be far too stiff for most arms i wo...

They remind me of the android logo when a phone updates itself

Onto some heifetz, specifiacally, scottish fantasy, london symphony orchestra conducted by malcolm sergeant, to see if orchestral violins set it off in any way.....

Ok, a breakthrough of sorts with the arm. Ive had bloody flu for a week which still hasnt quite buggered off yet, hence slow progress, but this morning i felt relatively human, so have done some faffing, after thinking things over for a while. Dressing the arm wiring inside the arm by twisting the b...

No the heavy lateral weights dont brute force around the azimuth problem.
There would need to be a fundamental design change to get it to work.
Balls

She is not particularly amused. Put it that way...

She did however request mezzanine by massive attack, after id played ceremonials by florence and the machine, and clapton unplugged.

She actually picked an album of torture tracks to try to trip it up
Didnt work though

It's alive! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51160228835_65ecec900f_k.jpg Scary amp by anthony cresswell , on Flickr heaters up first, waited abit then plugged in the ht https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51160228825_759968f637_k.jpg Scary amp by anthony cresswell , on Flickr its got the b1 infr...

Couldnt you just shove a bit of silicone air line over the end of a normal solder sucker?

The cork is interesting, i tried various things underneath my chunk of slate and surprisingly some really small stick on sorbothane feet work really well with it.
Never thought of using cork

All my tts get put on a large slate slab ive had for the last 15 years or so, i originally bought it for the bottom tier of a slate lenco i did about 2006. Its usually sat on the top of a built in cupboard at the side of the chimney breast, or in the last house it was in a shelf built into an alcove...

I have some ideas for a chassis (or several) for it