The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

opcode66 wrote: You wouldn't be able to monitor this like you can standard coil based feedback. But, combined with a high speed DSP chip from Microchip.com, this is totally possible and doable.

Be the game changer my friend. The Balls in you're court

Wonderful Job James. Keep up the great work.!! Look like you have been going hard at it and aiming for perfection. Well done !!

Im in toronto
do you still have this for sale

James Great job brother, Ive been getting my updates here and I gotta say Im pretty much amped myself! Keep up the good work !

James excellent Job once again man! Looking Great mate!

Ive got my cutterhead waiting for this lathe man, so cant wait till its all done!

I bet you are having a blast innovating and making breakthroughs everyday! Id have to say well done and hats off !

Kev

James All I gotta say is the sound quality of that head with that lathe you made is strictly WINNING!!!
I Want One haha!

Great job man, I am very impressed, which preamp were you using? Looks solid regardless man.

James this is great man! I love the work you have put in so far!
I like how your coming along with the cutterhead elevation system!
The Preamp looks very nice too! WOW thanks for sharing these updates, im anxious to see what comes next!

Kev

count me in ! hehe
ill check out the website

A standard old single straight coils is child's play in comparison to what I have planned. Once Bladerunner is completed an in circulation, I plan to start making some related devices. I think the entire industry will be interested in them. Won't say more now. This is excellent news, very excited t...

I'm really excited to see this lathe come to life.
really nice to see how this has come along well.

Very Nice Setup! Was it easy for you to get the VR?

This is all my opinion. But, poor business practices by the creator is documented fact. Not opinion. Wow I thought I was alone! I been trying to buy a unit from him, but it was like jump some hurdles, climb a mountain, swim across the ocean kinda thing before I could even get to talking with him (V...

Hello All, I'm fairly new to the site and I really dig the fact that their is a site that is soley on the topic of Recording lathes. I always had a facination to the recording lathe process and back in 1993 I bought my first lathe which was a fairchild. It was pretty rough and I had to get many part...