Video

hi mine is triggering the auto stop when a tape is in and i hit play. the tape tension just automatically triggers the white plastic piece for the auto stop. Do you know why? When there is no tape it can lock and play but not when tape is inside.

Hai, does it is a must to put those plastic parts into a waterproof bag before put them under UV light process? If my UV light is not strip type like yours, can i directly pour hydrogen peroxide into the box and put in my yellow plastic parts?

Is it the 24 or 60w?

Syphon filter 2 & 3 my favorite. Even until today will still search for their cutscenes on youtube

... very informative, let us know if you do a Sony WA-33 , I could use some inspiration. #cheers

Hi, what oil do you use for the gears please? Thank you

what did you use to polish out the plastic scratches on the face?

Great video. I have a WM-11 (US version) and am having problems unscrewing the 2nd PCB screw in the video (see at 3.56 minutes). The head appears to be OK/intact but I my screwdriver only grips when tightening the screw (clockwise direction). I've tried using minature pliers without success. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get this screw out. Thanks in advance.

මේ වගේ සෙට් එකක් මිලට ගන්න තියන තැනක් කියන්න

"I dont care about Pokemon."

He talked to Pikachu

Great video and restoration. Super informative. Thank you!!

Dahora mano

Could we use a shoebox? I cure small items - polymer clay jewelry pieces covered w/UV resin. This is a great video.

HI! I'm also fixing an old Walkman, but mine is an Aiwa brand. I'm waiting for the new straps, but in the meantime I'm thinking about what I can use to remove scratches from the plastic. I only find amazon products for cars, could you recommend a product to remove scratches from shiny and transparent plastic parts? Would the product you used in the video be good? thanks if you answer me 🙏

Where did you re-oil them?

For what they are and how cheap to buy they are, sing star mics are a pretty good mic. Although, I owned 2 sets of the official mics,the first set I got with my ps2 when sing star first came out, and the second set I got with one of the singstar discs about ten years later, and although the first set were welk made and had some weight to them, the second set felt cheap and very plastic-y and not as good quality and crackled a lot. The first set I still use now for singing and guitar recordings, also I have a set of the older ones using adapters on our karaoke machine and they sound better than some of the more expensive more professional mics I've owned. Very hard wearing and have been dropped, thrown, bashed about, slobbered on, had drink spilled into them and god knows what else, and still look and work like new almost 20 years later. The usb adapter works great with the pc, you get a better recording signal on a computer by using the usb adapter with the correct driver for it. Watching this video reminded me to buy another set for a Christmas party for this year where karaoke will feature heavily, and a set from CEX or eBay is usually less than £5/€6/$6.50-ish. and as in this video, every now and then strip them down, give a good clean and sanitising and put back together properly, they will last a long time. But try and buy the heavier older ones if you can. I'm not sure about the third party ones though. Also, if you want a decent usb mic, the WiiU ones are another cheap in price but good quality option. Great video. Merry Christmas!

That was my first cassette walkman. It was my everyday companion, I never abused it but eventually it fell into pieces due to the very extensive use. I still keep the circuit board in a drawer. It's got audio 2 chips, the first is a low noise pre-amp, and the second is the headphone amplifier. The headphone amp was really good quality, and that's the reason why I have kept it.

Wow good job! I'd say you're really good at restoring things! I remember that Pikachu N64 console. It's pretty cool. I used to have it when I was a preteen. I got it for my 11th birthday in April 2001 but sadly I decided to get rid of it by throwing away at age 15 in 2005. I kinda missed it. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

I'm curious, would it be a smart idea to use this box in my room?

But those leds are not waterproof right?

Seems you had much better luck with the submersion method than I did, I tried it with my really dark blued Pikachu N64 and it caused white splotching all over it, the red on the PokeBall turned white and the blue cover edges turned white, not sure what I did wrong but I guess I now have a funky looking N64 haha

Hello, the lights you linked come in 24w and 60w, which one should I choose for retrobrighting?

Absolutely amazing

Thanks for this video. I have the same Walkman but in blue colour. This was very helpful for me. Thanks again 😁👍

What’s the liquid ?

great

esa consola salió a finales del 2000, así que no es de 1996

What did you use for the plastic?

Now just retrobright Pikachu

I don't hear nothing

How did this not get any more likes???

time to embrace monke

Just make sure that if you are handling Hydrogen Peroxide to use rubber gloves and protective eyewear. It can cause chemical burn on exposed skin, and if you get it in your eyes, it's lights out. Don't mess around with this stuff.

Good job,I had one about 37 years ago.premium quality hifi

i have the same model, i was playing my new Metallica tape when it just broke, the FF and REW still work but when i press play only this one pin at the front spins but the actual pin to spin the tape doesnt and it creates a high pitched sound, ive got no clue on what to do with it and i dont actually see anythint broken inside the thing any clue how to fix it?

Hey there, how much time did it took you with the plastic bag technique VS submerged the console into the peroxide hydrogen ? Very nice videos

Thanks for the video and the tips. I notice you're using 3528SMD uv leds, 2835 would be more efficient, like the one Odd Tinkering is using. I'm wondering 5050SMD might be the most efficient since it's the more powerful... I did not see anyone using 5050, it would be amazing to have a comparison

Does it work for shoes too? When they have yellow soles?

For the 3D printing, what material is best to use? Not done 3D printing before and there seems to be lots of options.

Amazing work!! I'm just starting restoration myself; what type of paint would you recommend using for Pikachu's nose?

What did you use to make the " press here to restart" sticker ?

the sticker placement at the end hurt my ocd

Love you!!!

Waiting for the restoration. All there was is cleaning.

What was your water to peroxide ratio ?

This fascinates me

I love the Pokemon on it the Nintendo 64

Hey work my guy, so this took 96 total hours in the solution?