Steam-powered turntable plays fine to your retro thyme
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Nov 30 2010
Turntables creamed with modern beautification are just a treat to watch and jingle around with. Still, imagine what difference that good old Steampunkish look would add to a turntable’s splendor? Confused, this Arduino-controlled Steampunk turntable by Simon Jansen is all answers encompassing. The engine of this steam-powered record player is made from junk, yet the thing is good enough to play Sex Pistols LP. Boiler here is made of copper water pipe, while bespoke platter and base is made in wood. The stunning Steampunk turntable uses magnets and Arduino to drive the servo to control throttle speed.
simon jansen steampunk turntable enmvv 48
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