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 Like to be able to cut your own vinyl records at home?
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"Australian-based company Machina.Pro has successfully funded a Kickstarter that they promise will modernise record pressing and bring it to the masses. Dubbed the DRC (Desktop Record Cutter), the project has already gone through initial prototyping and is ready for a funding injection to finalise the features and infrastructure to build production units. In a nutshell, the DRC is:

“A complete Desktop Record Cutting package capable of cutting vinyl and/or vinyl-like material. The DRC is automated using precision engineered technology for ease of use (for new cutters), whilst allowing custom control, upgrades and modification for the experienced engineer.”

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1720863573/the-drc-desktop-record-cutter-a-future-for-vinyl-c/.
 
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