Glad to enjoyed that Dave. The juke box had a few 45's - but I got the rest and updated some from a local record shop in town called Record Land. It's a warehouse that's full of used and new records. Kinda cool place.
All the cool stuff and updates to this thread made my week, too. Like Dave, I'm an old fart; I look at modern miracles like 3D prinetrs with an eye on how to keep the past going. What you did to repair the jukebox is nothing short of amazing! You may have eventually been able to find a vintage repair part - at a cost higher than what you probably paid for all your 45's
My stalling point with 3D is that I really need to learn the modeling software. It's just a matter of time.
BTW, when I lived in NJ there was a place called "Princeton Record Exchange". All vinatge stuff, from reel-to-reel to 8-Track, cassette and vinyl. You'd need to make sure you had no other plans the day you visited, 'cause it was easy to get lost browsing for 2, 4, 8 hours!
Glad to enjoyed that Dave. The juke box had a few 45's - but I got the rest and updated some from a local record shop in town called Record Land. It's a warehouse that's full of used and new records. Kinda cool place.
All the cool stuff and updates to this thread made my week, too. Like Dave, I'm an old fart; I look at modern miracles like 3D prinetrs with an eye on how to keep the past going. What you did to repair the jukebox is nothing short of amazing! You may have eventually been able to find a vintage repair part - at a cost higher than what you probably paid for all your 45's
My stalling point with 3D is that I really need to learn the modeling software. It's just a matter of time.
BTW, when I lived in NJ there was a place called "Princeton Record Exchange". All vinatge stuff, from reel-to-reel to 8-Track, cassette and vinyl. You'd need to make sure you had no other plans the day you visited, 'cause it was easy to get lost browsing for 2, 4, 8 hours!
Old fart? eek Crap, your right! When did that happen?
I'm still trying to figure that out!