Wow, Brian!!! I have been a long time fan of your channel and your work. And while I do not subscribe to thousands of channels, that is the first time I have ever heard of this idea, and it is an absolute stunner of an idea and you obviously know what you are doing. I would have only asked for more direct look into how you set it up to get it spinning in the first place. Absolutely super genius stuff.
That's some amount of time and effort you've put into that Brian. If the turn-table is going in under the board, you'll not need those 'Approach Straights' with the pegs underneath and a bit more flexibility with your choice of approach to the edge of the turntable. I think my Micro-wave was made in the time of Queen Bess but it still works, clockwork timer and all! Great stuff, sir. Heh Heh, the humour at the end had me laughing too. (She knows you better than y'think! !:^) Thanks for posting your progress on the turn-table, sir. Keep Well. Cheers!
There just there while I work on it they will be shortened and put in top when it's ready to go in but a plan B has just been thrown into the mix giving me more time to work on it all will be explained in the 3rd part .
The concept was there in the first few trys more on that in the final part , I've chosen to show you the mistakes as I'm learning as the turntable evolves in the hope it inspires someone to have a go and put there own twist on it. Thanks for watching Glynn.
Wow, Brian!!! I have been a long time fan of your channel and your work. And while I do not subscribe to thousands of channels, that is the first time I have ever heard of this idea, and it is an absolute stunner of an idea and you obviously know what you are doing. I would have only asked for more direct look into how you set it up to get it spinning in the first place. Absolutely super genius stuff.
Thanks Anthony the set up I will get to in the next part any questions just ask and I will answer what I can.
Revelatory revolution! Roll on part II.
the capacitor in that microwave can kill ya dead! very dangerous in there 💀💀💀
Absolutely but I didn't use that bit ,Thanks for watching
Hi Brian, just watching this now and so unexpected but what a great idea. Runs really smoothly, wow.
Radical chopping but you seem to have a plan.
Actually I don't I'm guessing as I go ,its being a challenge bit you will like what I've done when I post the next part next week.
The ending is priceless, Brilliant Video to watch, cannot wait for a spin on part 2
Glad you seen the end there have been a few like that now lol.
lolz Simon! A spin on Part 2...priceless, chap!
That's some amount of time and effort you've put into that Brian. If the turn-table is going in under the board, you'll not need those 'Approach Straights' with the pegs underneath and a bit more flexibility with your choice of approach to the edge of the turntable. I think my Micro-wave was made in the time of Queen Bess but it still works, clockwork timer and all! Great stuff, sir. Heh Heh, the humour at the end had me laughing too. (She knows you better than y'think! !:^) Thanks for posting your progress on the turn-table, sir. Keep Well. Cheers!
There just there while I work on it they will be shortened and put in top when it's ready to go in but a plan B has just been thrown into the mix giving me more time to work on it all will be explained in the 3rd part .
Nice one Brian, but stopping and starting is the big problem, but I think you have it sorted. Great video. All the best. Glynn
The concept was there in the first few trys more on that in the final part , I've chosen to show you the mistakes as I'm learning as the turntable evolves in the hope it inspires someone to have a go and put there own twist on it.
Thanks for watching Glynn.
Interesting idea I hope you get it sorted in the end and don't have to live on cold spaghetti in future LOL
My microwave wasn't harmed lol
Brilliant idea
Thanks Simon