The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

kasimyr wrote:
Here two snapshots

Thanks for sharing these photo's with us kasimyr, looks good.
At the looks of it these seem pretty much finished, would be nice to see them in action.

''Best of 2015''

http://modern-vinyl.com/2015/12/21/best-of-2015-top-vinyl-variants/

Some gorgeous records are shown, also like the idea of the tree record.

Ah there is the monkey out of the sleeve as they say here.

Good to have that cleared out, thanks Aussie0zborn.

Posted this allready on the forum but is pretty relevant in this topic to;

Newbilt USA story;

http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/20151204/NEWS/151209890/first-new-vinyl-record-presses-hit-the-market-after-a-30-year-break

Seems they got a great start.

In other news, NEWBILT USA story here;

http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/20151204/NEWS/151209890/first-new-vinyl-record-presses-hit-the-market-after-a-30-year-break

Its a little entertainment too, yes.

Nothing wrong with that.

Recieved a copy today, great reference book. Tons of information you wouldnt get your hands on - BIG!

What are the plating options in Europe nowadays?
Are there pressingplants open for plating orders, or too busy and dont want to help 'competing' plants?
I wonder if something pops up!

Oh i wont argue about that, i believe it straight away. With all respect good to see that you are enthusiastic in a entere new galvanic enterprise! :) Im talking about the galvanic project in France, they got a small setup up and running i believe. Maybe chinaski can enlighten us if they are in prod...

If the galvanic plant is the one i think it is, it would be a great investment for them to get the stamper finishing machines. New plants are popping up everywhere with big demand for stampers. Business! Would deffo be a good development for European pressings community if done right. Small plants j...

Probably sold by the time of the second post in this topic.

A audio podcast on supply and demand by Vinyl Factory Having asked whether the internet has ruined the joy of record collecting in our first podcast and taken issue with reissues in the second, we’ve invited four industry experts to explore the pressing matters of supply and demand at the very hear...

There seems to be also another pressing plant in Holland besides Record Industry.

I came across Mediadub (vinylpersen.nl) i thought this would be a broker but there is a small picture of production (see attachment).

The pictures in the openingpost of this topic seem to included probably refurbish Finebilt machines just as a example. These presses we now see on the latest pictures looks like the first production run brand new machines. They look tight so far. Nice to see pictures of the actual extruders. Its see...

Up close.

Pictures of the Presses

(source Newbilt homepage)

First pictures of Newbilt Machinery extruders;

Source Newbilt Homepage

Something to read from may this year, but still relevant i guess;


http://www.factmag.com/2015/05/07/pressed-to-the-edge-vinyl/

Some extraordinairy stuff here too!

https://instagram.com/waxmagerecords/

That looks great! How is the interruption in the splatter possible in the first one?
Or optical illusion?