Vinyl Vac - Lazy-Susan Setup
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
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The Vinyl Vac will lift embedded dirt and grime from your record grooves. This video will show you how to use a lazy-susan setup with your Vinyl Vac and create an effective vacuum system for much less than other expensive vacuum systems. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions at info@vinylvac.net
Thanks for watching,
Ron Miller
Vinyl Vac
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LINER - Duck Brand Cabinet Liner - bit.ly/2ebJiNW - OR - Duck Brand Tool Box Liner - bit.ly/2fqFyG6
PAINT EDGER - Wooster Brush Tru-Edge Trimmer - bit.ly/2ebFQmv
FOAM BRUSH - 4 inch Foam Brush - low.es/2fccp0L
WET/DRY VAC - Stanley 1 gallon wet/dry vac - bit.ly/2dH17jN
LAZY SUSAN - You can pick up a good quality lazy susan at IKEA for $10 or have it shipped to you for roughly $20 - bit.ly/2gbpv1d
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Nice video Ron hope your business is doing good
God I love mine! I actually had an old, cheap Jensen record player. I used that as my lazy Susan.
Great product for a great price! Would love to grab one soon!
Very nice. Only one small criticism, depending on what cleaning solution used. The distilled water step with the foam brush isn't as much rinsing the solution off, as it is diluting it. Wetting the record with distilled water after the initial clean/vac, then vacuuming again would insure all of the solution is removed from the surface. Nice looking, well priced device, BTW.
Good point, I typically saturated the foam brush and make a pass, then saturated it again (rinsing it) and then make another pass in the opposite direction. If the Vinyl Vac is used directly after this I'm pretty confident it sucks up any remaining rinse water and remnants of cleaner left behind. At least I don't notice any left behind and it doesn't show up on my stylus.
Thanks for your kind words and comment. We have had good success with the distilled water rinse and then vacuuming with the Vinyl Vac. The rinse step, if at best dilutes the cleaning solution the Vinyl Vac extracts all from the vinyl record surface and playback greatly improved. We now offer the Vinyl Vac Concentrate Cleaner as well, which has been very effective in the cleaning process.
If you have a small collection this would work fine but Ultrasonic is the only way to go with a Large collection as it allow me to clean 8 albums in 15 minutes.
Even better would be to ultrasonic wash first, rinse with distilled and use this vacuum to take care of the residual distilled rinse water.
This is where I got the idea to just make my own attachments to hook to a mini shop vac. The only things that cost me anything was my brush & fluid.
This guy is meticulous! Awesome video, thanks for the lazy Susan recommendation
Meticoulus? Don you know the meaning of this word? I don`t see anything that`s done in a meticoulus way. The opposite is the fact we can see ;-)
Excellent video. Two suggestions. Break it into 2 steps. Vacuum off the cleaner and then do a separate rinse step to make sure you get all the cleaning gunk off. And instead of using a foam brush for the rinse use a separate clean paint pad. Thanks.
Finally found a cheap lazy susan at goodwill! One quick question. Is there any need to dry the record after cleaning or is the vac enough?
It will likely still be almost imperceptibly wet, but a few minutes in a drying rack and it should be good to play or sleeve.
Thanks for reaching out. If used properly, The Vinyl Vac with a wet/dry vac will dry your record completely.
What size in the dowl peg
I was just wondering, when you use the distilled water to rinse, how often should you change the contents in the tub? As obviously the cleaning fluid will be going in there when you put the sponge in there. Thanks
It's really up to your own discretion. When the rinse water becomes discolored is usually when I change mine out.
I want to buy the Vinyl Vac and just use it to dry vac my albums before I put them through my Spin Clean system. Some of the used albums I get are in great condition except for the dust and hairs I occasionally find on them.
For the best results I would wet vac your records with the Vinyl Vac and wet/dry vac. You can use the Spin-Clean and then incorporate a rinse step with distilled water and then vacuum with the Vinyl Vac and a wet/dry vac.
I have Boundless record solution. Would you say this is a decent enough cleaning solution?
We would suggest our Vinyl Vac Concentrate Cleaner for best results
how'd you drill through the center without messing up the sub-platter mechanism? I've looked all over for lazy susans where I could drill a hole for the peg, however all of the ones I found have the sub-platter connected with a bolt in the center.
Thanks for reaching out. The lazy susan I used in the video evidently is made a little different than many others. It's design allowed me to drill a hole in the center. I would think you could glue a wooden peg on top of the lazy susan. I would use a very strong glue. The lazy susan I used in the video was from Goodwill. Hope this helps.
Hi William, thought you might be interested in this, How to Build a Complete Record Cleaning System for Under $100: www.vinylvac.net/under-100
Also what size does the spindle need to be? The thickness and length. Thanks
The spindle hole on the Vinyl Vac is 3/8". You can also rest the Vinyl Vac beside the spindle on the felt washer.
I have a question, if I am cleaning multiple records, do I need to clean/replace the edge trimmer? If I need to clean it, how do I do it? Also, can one clean off the easy liner? If so, how?
Thanks for reaching out. This would depend on how dirty your records are and how many you are cleaning. You can clean off the edge trimmer by put a small dab of Dawn on it and use your finger to lightly scrub and rinse at your sink. You can also buy replacements of the edger pad itself and replacement when necessary. Regarding the easy liner, I would suggest having a separate liner piece to put down on the lazy susan after you have cleaned the first side of a record. That way you are putting the side just cleaned on a clean easy liner piece. Some have used microfiber clothes on top of the edge liner and swamp them out as needed. I hope this helps. All The Best, Ron
@@vinylvac Thank you very much
What do you use for cleaner?
Thanks for reaching out. I would suggest our concentrate cleaner: www.vinylvac.net/vinylvacconcentratecleaner
What size dowels in diameter do you need?
Thanks for reaching out. This is one of our older videos. Please visit our website for updated videos. Here is the screw we suggest with the lazy susan setup: bit.ly/370xri7
How much is vinyl vac I would like to buy one
Hi Wayne, it is $29.9 & Free US Shipping. Here is the link: www.vinylvac.net
""The Vinyl Vac is designed to fit any 1.25" vac hose." What is that in centimeters? Maybe this is not the size on vacum cleaners in Europe/Scandinavia?
Hi Sture, Thanks for reaching out. 1.25" is 3.175 cm. The Vinyl Vac will also fit 1.5" (3.81 cm). We recommend the Stanley 1.5hp 1 Gal wet/dry vac available in the U.S. at Walmart.
Thanks. Mine is 2,9 so it won´t work. Maybe it is different Usa and Europe? But mine is about 20 years old. Maybe you only sell in Usa so it doesn´t matter?
Hi Sture, Sorry for the delay. I'm just now seeing your post. We sell internationally. You send your address and we will reply with a quote for shipping to your location. Here's the link: www.vinylvac.net/international-orders
Thanks. I´m sending it now. The "pads" (or what you call it) on the tube that touches the vinyl .... don´t they get dirty so you have to change them often?
Depending on how dirty the vinyl records are and what your cleaning method is will determine how soon you'll need to replace the pads. Your Vinyl Vac 33 comes with a pair of replacement pads. After that you can order replacement pads from our website.
Hello I just clicked the link to the lazy Susan in the link. It’s 15 inches from Ikea, wouldn’t that be a bit hard to pick up your record instead of the one your using which the record hangs off a tiny bit ? What size lazy Suzan are you using in the video ?
Hey Tim, Thanks for reaching out. This is an older video. This is the lazy susan we recommend now: amzn.to/2DoSjQs
You might find the updated video on this page more useful: www.vinylvac.net/recordcleaningsystem
If you have any questions just shoot us an email at info@vinylvac.net
Vinyl Vac thanks. Also. The paint pad you use to clean the record at first.. is it foam or is it a bunch of little bristles ? I bought one at Lowe’s that’s red and it looks like a bunch of carpet fibers. I was worried would scratch records. Is this what you are using ?
Vinyl Vac also what size flush plug ? 4 inches?
@@TimmyRayField Please follow the links from this page: www.vinylvac.net/recordcleaningsystem
@@TimmyRayField Yes, 4 inch flush plug.
Should the liner, brush pad, and foam brush be changed out when cleaning multiple records?
Thanks for reaching out. Yes, I would recommend that depending on how dirty the records are and how many you've cleaned. Replacement pads for the Vinyl Vac are available at our website. www.vinylvac.net
great for 12 in , 7 and 10 , not so much....
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