How to build a turntable dust cover with plexiglass

Welcome to my channel! Today, I want to show you how I built a custom case for the iconic Pioneer pl-15c turntable. Join me in this step-by-step journey where I'll guide you through the measurements, design process, material selection, and the assembly. Whether you're new to the world of DIY or an experienced hand, this project is sure to inspire.
Along the way, I'll share tips on how to ensure proper alignment, avoid common mistakes, and most importantly, enjoy the process. It's fascinating to see a pile of materials transform into a functional and visually appealing case for your turntable.
If you have a love for vintage hi-fi equipment and enjoy diving into DIY projects, then you're in the right place. Be sure to subscribe and follow my channel, so you don't miss out on future projects.
Thank you for watching, and happy building!
#DIY #VintageHiFi #PioneerPl15c #TurntableCase #AudioLovers #Craftsmanship #MusicLovers"

[@D-One]

Small tip: Use Acrylic Cement, it's cheap and welds the 2 parts together, avoids those overspill glue marks that ruin the finish.

[@kqxp]

Love the translation. "I removed the plastic because it bothered me" "It is interesting to make the square right angle" 🤣

[@U2BER2012]

"Weld On 3" is formulated for permanent acrylic sheet bonding.

[@HifiBarcelona]

Here in Spain we don't have "Weld on 3"... I'm trying multiples products but I have no success.

[@vonster22]

weld 🌞on is the best

[@peterharman8466]

Nice job 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@vonster22]

tip: cast acrylic is better for fabrication than extruded acrylic...cast acrylic usually has paper rather than film protective covering

[@nizarb6485]

Acherlic 3 mm or 4 mm

[@jimmcfarland3446]

Wow. Gluing plastic together. I never would have thought of that.

[@Jay_Kay_Redpill]

Your dust cover looks too large for that plinth 5mm less on all sides would’ve looked much better imho