The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

Unfortunately I can’t take advantage of the software you wrote, I’m on a mac. I’ve experimented with a few cuts and have learned a lot each time. Next I’ll send a sine through it with various settings and take some readings to calibrate as best I can with compensating EQ. Surprised to learn a boost ...

I ran a 50W peak single channel amp into the Dayton exciter having glued the parts in place and using the self adhesive on the exciter to hold the stylus holder piece on. Stylus fit really snug through the little hole so just went with that friction to hold it in place. Put some weight on it and ran...

The model is helpful but doesn’t really illuminate how you’re fastening it in the real world. Something I could probably guess but don’t want to chance screwing it up.. you’ve glued it together in some places, should the ring be fixed to the exciter then the ring subsequently into the cylindrical fr...

Thanks Mark it does make sense. The parts all fit beautifully thank you for the stl files! Would you mind sharing a couple pics or a vid showing the back of the head with note of where things are affixed so I can be sure I’m attaching it all similarly?

STL files printed. Dayton exciters acquired. Amp sourced. How did you affix the exciter to the frame piece? And how did you affix the ring to hold the back?

Hey, I have a gakken, I imagine the circuit is identical. I'd like to try some of these mods out. I'm pretty comfy soldering and I can obtain 3d printer bits and any components if you have a BOM, but admittedly I'm real new at this. But I'm down to let the magic smoke out if that's how it goes. Mayb...