I Turned My Old Vintage Vinyl Records on a Lathe 😬
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This is going to be a record breaking video folks! Yes these are my old Vintage Vinyl records and we attempt to turn these on my lathe. We had a huge disaster here with this so DONT TRY THIS AT HOME !
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Those where the days nick having warped records
I hope no classics were hurt in the making of this video Mr Z 🖖
Turn it into a speaker housing
*note: this comment is before the finished product*
Looked like the break was at the end of the fast dry resin. Could using two types in two different layers been the reason of the break?
That turned out pretty cool. Hoping to see what you do with the rest of the records.
I wonder if you can do it again BUT pour the resin in first in a mold, and then put in the records in one at a time so the resin coats the records completely. And to get the waviness, use the fast set resin due to the heat it produces and you can get some really groovy looks!
I was thinking the same thing.
Great minds think alike!
@@katwitanruna couldn’t agree more!!!
I agree!
As much as it would pain the vinyl fans in the room, I would scuff them up on both sides for better adhesion also. 🙂
I do like how the project split apart as if to say
" You wanted to use the wavy records you got it." That actually turned out looking fantabulously gorgeous.
thank you so much
This is a Bob Ross "Happy Little Accident" if there ever was one. I actually love the mixed wood and resin/record look!
What a perfect description. I really enjoyed the finished project. Almost grateful for the accident because it looks so darn cool !
I was going to write happy accidents! Then seen your comment.
Many artists have happy accidents
Yes!! The end product was beautiful!!
Exactly. It really was a wonderful save Nick!
I had a sudden urge to swim across the pond to rescue all of those records......then remembered that I still need swimming lessons....
Great job Nick, as always!
One of the things I love about this project -- besides you not giving up -- is that you can see between the records in places. I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed the light coming through in different areas.
I was devastated as soon as it came apart. Then I thought Nick can salvage this. He's the funky Harry Potter of course he can fix it with his powers of Yorkshire Grit and weird Zammeti magic. I might actually think this comes out a bit cooler than you intended it too.
hahaa thank you
"Breaking records" that foreshadowing gave me so much anxiety, I'm so glad you're okay and you didn't get hurt. My heart broke when it came off the lathe but I'm so glad you didn't give up and kept moving forward. The project turned out amazing!
I think you should revisit this project but do the whole thing in fast setting resin. The heat from the fast resin setting is what made them warp. And it’s amazing!!!
yea defo the heat did this with the fast set resin . agreed . 😀
@@nickzammeti sorry to at you lol but if you do redo this project, maybe you could put the resin in another container and dip each record then place it in the mold and layer them? Not sure if that would work 🤷🏻♂️ . . I'm not the resin master 😅
@@johnfranklin87 Or maybe make the mold "vertical", where he stacks the records up and down and then pour the resin in, and that way all the air bubbles have a path to the surface when in the pressure pot?
Nice pivot!
@@billgross7947 or that lol
I think it turns out even better than it would have. Love the combination of the wood with the wavy records.
I agree, it's stunning! It's incredible how he can shake it off and jump back in the game, creating something better than before! I would've cried and then left it on my "Fester Shelf" for a year lol. Btw i highly recommend a Fester Shelf - with a door, preferably, so your stalled projects can't stare at you 😁 💚🙏🕊
I'm sorry for the records that were destroyed in the making of this project. Those HMV 7" coloured singles would complete my story telling collection. :/
I was wondering if a record collector would be cringing at this 😳🥺
Ikr colored vinyl… what a waste
@@ScorpioI980 i would
I was devastated when it came apart. Yet that’s life. Just laughing and watching you using your skills, is such a great treat.
Then to save enough to make a finished project. Awesome
Waffle on
I must say Nick, my first concern when it came apart on the lathe was " God I hope Nick is ok " and in all honesty what you did to "save" the project only highlighted those funky wave lines from the vinyls warping due to the heat of the resin. Amazing work as always 👏
Just take the pieces that failed and cut them up and drop them into some more resin. As long as there's resin involved, you never have to throw anything away! \m/
I think I like the end result even better than what you'd originally planned! Beautiful!
As an avid vinyl record collector I was a little bit frightened with the idea of destroying the 45's. Having said that I did watch until the end & what you achieved was a beautiful piece of work that I for one would be gracious to own. Well done & thank you for sharing.
Cheers, Andy
It looks like it failed where the two resins met. I wonder if that had something to do with it, like the spot where the joined was weak, they didn't bind well. I love the look you ended up with. Probably better than the original.
I think it was cause the fast cure sealed the records and was too thin and the slow cure couldn’t get in to help it.
I have heard that if you are doing multiple pours, you should pour the second lot when the first pour is at the 'leather' state (when you can dent it with a fingernail but you don't get residue on your hands) rather than when the first lot has fully dried
Before I watch the rest of this video I must say how painful it was to watch those records being stacked up like that. My childhood was filled with those records and I am really hoping that none of them were any good bands. Don't get me wrong I am not an audiophile however those memories of loving those records are really strong
I felt the same way.
Me too. Records are actually making a comeback.
I have the memories its just stuff if its in your loft or attic
I felt that same thing as I watched those records fall. My grandmother would have been mortified seeing that.
I scored my father's albums when he died, his collection included original Beatles albums. For me it is the memories attached to them. We would often sit with our parents when they played their music, they would talk about their memories of growing up that the music triggered. For my Mum her memory of seeing both the Beatles and The Beach boys when she was a teenager was vivid. Their quality collection of artists gave their children a education in what great music is and the joy of it.
Nuts to you for not giving up when it broke apart. The finished bowl is really cool.
Don't ever be down about something you're trying for the first time not working, you have to preserve otherwise greatness will never happen.✨✨ You Nick , are a great creative person. What a beautiful project!!!!
I like that you didn't just trash the whole thing, applied a bit of innovation, and came up with something really interesting.
It appeared to separate at the first "hot" pour and the second slow set pour. I wonder if the thermal reaction that warped the records also enable a better bond to the vinyl records. The remaining slow set also came apart in a couple of places. Possibly the warping allowed for a less linear bond layer which also would assist in keeping it together. The good news is you didn't get hurt and were able to salvage and use the coolest part.
It looked almost like the fault line was between the two different types of resin, and also the effect of the quick setting resin warping the records was really cool - wouldn't mind seeing a larger piece with just the quick setting resin and records. Always enjoy seeing you work on wood projects! 👍
I was thinking the same.
he was actually cutting into that first part of the mold, that part didnt explode til it hit the floor, it sheared off cuz of the smooth surfaces of the vinyl dont bind well together,
@nick zammeti
next time i would suggest sanding the vinyls with 240 to give em extra grip to each other (it sheared off at a layer of vinyls)
I was wondering if maybe the fast resin was more expensive so he didn't want to use so much or maybe there's a limit to how much you can use at once, but if he made the mold smaller, just a little bit wider than diameter of the records, he wouldn't have to use so much
@@within-tension That's a pretty good take on it. One other thought, maybe hot water could be used to make the records wavy in advance and then they could be set in the less expensive resin? I think some waviness to the records plus a cool dye in the resin would actually be awesome! =)
I think the quick hardening resin heats up quite a bit, that's why he didn't use very much, but also why it warped a lot.
as someone who's owned a jukebox, that plays 45s for the most of my life, and knows how to put new records in it and whatever, knowing how fragile they can be, i shouldn't have clicked on this video, i feel the pain in my soul already
My partner refused to watch it, for once...he is vinyl through and through...
You definitely saved the best part of the records to use in your bowl. Maybe you can make a lid with another section of the records. Very cool stuff Nick! 😎
Your determination to succeed in the face of total disaster is truly inspirational. We all need that at the moment. Thank you Nick!
Still turned out amazing! Looks like some others also had the idea to individually add the records to the resin so that they're all completely coated. I think that would work without exploding. Cheers Nick and thanks for all the great content!
This turned bowel turned (pun) out so beautiful. The wavey records look like stained glass. I hope you can try this experiment again sometime. It's a great idea. Thank you for the wonderful video, Nick.
I may be weird but I appreciate crafters of all kinds showing their project mishaps...makes me feel better about my own. Way to keep going Nick. Still looks cool!
I know it didn't turn out the way you wanted, but the way you rescued it ended up looking really cool. The warped edges of the records in multiple colours are great.
Boy, I could FEEEEEEEL the disappointment when the piece flew apart and you were talking about it :-(
I loved the warped records and thought if it held together it would have been super cool my friend...
I love it when a project is on the brink of failure and we can bring it back and turn it into something unexpectedly awesome - great job Nick, love the bowl :-) Excited to hear you will be working on more wood projects as I love WOOD ;-)
The records are like a stack of pancakes and the resin is like the syrup. 🥞
I was thinking the same thing 😂
hahaah ahh yea they did look yummy
Forbidden pancakes
Never lose your spark, Nick. The puns were a delight, and your perseverance in the face of failure is such an inspiration.
You’re trying too hard to talk man be more natural.
Everyone fails, it depends how you cope with it. After a fail I contemplate and usually take a deep sleep first.
For your next project with records: make some resin spacers cubes (a lot of them). Use the cubes as a spacer between each record, pour your resin. Your records will have a more pronounce wave to it and it would be locked into the resin better then being flat. You might have to drill air release holes in the records because of the pressure pot.
Anyways, I made some knife scales and this is how I did it. Hope it helps you.
Cut up the flat records in resin into small cubes and use those as the spacers.
This is a fantastic idea. I have 300+ records I want to use and your idea seems excellent. Like the user name. I have a Fazer that I need to restore.
Nick I was devastated for you, so glad you managed to salvage part of the project and made that amazing bowl
I love how you keep going and working with whatever happens. It turned out beautifully 😍
Awh I wish it didn’t break like that! Props to you for not giving up! Because it’s a really beautiful and cool idea!
I was gutted when it came apart, I could tell how excited you were about the project, and I thought the wavy rim was going to be awesome. But I knew you'd manage to pull back from the brink. I actually paused the video and said "Come on, Zammetti, I believe in you. You've always triumphed before. This'll be easy for somebody like you!" And you did! You smashed it! (I mean, you smashed it after you smashed it). The final product looks classy. I love the white wavy line through the middle of the rim, it looks like neon lights.
For the record, it may get a bit scratched. Vinylly, it is an amazing idea. I reckon a few collectors heads may spin seeing this. But ultimately, this may turn heads rather than tables... Groovy.
Hey no needle for so many puns, you'll leave the rest of us scratching for ideas
YOU
DOOR
NOW!
Argh, Dude. (giggle) Go stand in the corner.
As a collector I think this video should be a crime.
@@solenoidnull9542 Totally agreed.
"not really with anything"... checks discogs... "WHAT HAVE I DONE??!!"
Imagine being an old item of some sort at Nick's house, living with the knowledge that becoming an art piece is inevitable
Having the records vertical instead of horizontal would have both reduced resin useage, as you could have made a mold with a round circumference and a small opening at the top, and allowed for a better resin envelopment. Horizontal increases the risk of bubbles significantly when you have flat items stacked on top of each other, as resin flowing around can trap pretty large air pockets between the layers.
Or, as others have suggested, pour first and then insert objects, preferably at a slight angle.
You ask if we still like the project. I think seeing how defeated you looked for that brief period and then wresting success from the jaws of that makes this one of your best to me. Never give up Nick! Also it looks like it renewed some desire for wood turning for you. Love love love how it turned out.
Also, I am hoping to get a lathe at some point, something smaller because it just interests me so much to watch.
Anyone else have Dead or Alive playing in their head as they watch this get spun right 'round....??
I always get so disheartened when a project fails. So I very much admire this determination you have to keep going and making a failed project into a success!
Love the end result but in the beginning of the video I had been wondering how well they would hold together. Glad you was able to turn it around in the end.
I absolutely love it with the wood! It looks so 😎🆒️!
I'm not too fond of the shorts. The more I get of you, the better! I don't care what kind of projects you do, I know that I'll enjoy watching you make anything! (I'm here for the waffling 🤫)
Hi Margaret, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Richard by name, it would be nice getting to know you better, if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends??
Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture, it can brighten up the most darkest atmosphere of any man’s world😉.
@@richardsmith7696 nothing wrong with adding friends in my life. Please call me Maggz
@@margaretzuelke9761Where are you from Maggz?
@@richardsmith7696 I live in Wisconsin. Where do you live?
@@margaretzuelke9761 I live in Washington D.C. Can we communicate on a better platform? I don’t think here is a good means to converse
The records went wavey cause of the fast set resin, the quicker the curing the more heat it generates, and vinyl doesnt like heat hence the waves, if you want that again just use more quick set resin
Hey Nick! I have a question:
After demolding your pieces, is there a reason you don't use your band saw to nip off the corners before turning? I feel like it'd be safer and faster and less wear on your tools, but I might be missing something.
Yes I normally do but didn’t here I’m not sure why either lol
I actually love that. I think it turned out better because using the wood really highlights the cool wiggle effect that happened with the bit you used the Fast resin on. That fast must get really hot...I wonder what else it might melt?!?
I’m glad you didn’t give up, your unplanned project turned out cool!
this project became exactly what it wanted to be, and it's perfect.
As a TH-cam video watcher I love this video but as a record collector this video is awful.
I love collecting records and this video was hard to watch, it was a bit like driving past an accident, you know you shouldn’t look but you can’t help yourself. Glad you weren’t hurt. Keep up the great content.
So just starting the video and my inner retro music fan is cringing at destroying the records but my inner art geek can't wait to see what you pull off.
It would have been cool to list all the A & B sides of each record!!
"Vinyl" records are very sensitive to heat, and quick set resin (epoxy as we call it in North America) generates a fair bit of heat. So the heat of the curing process caused the 'rippling' of the records Nick. If you wanted it to be the same through out you needed to use all quick set resin, or to keep it out, use all Slow-set resin. I am pretty sure you knew this anyhow! Beautiful bowl to save the day too I mite add!! :)
Is it bad that when I saw it explode, then saw how upset you were, I was thinking.....it’s ok he’s gonna do something else with it that will be awesome.
Side note, I thought your tip for the belt sander was a good one. The shorts are cool I think.
Redeeming your artist “failures” is part of being a good inventor and innovator! Nice work looks great. Can you use any of the other pieces to make a lid for the bowl?
Oh it pains me to even see the thumbnail knowing what’s about to happen to these poor little vinyls. Oh the humanity!!!
Ya did GOOD, Nick!!!! Sooooooo GLAD you were able to save some of the Records!!!! BEAUTIFUL BOWL!!!!
Hello
How are you?
In away watching this is very depressing even though I don't know who's artist records you are using. I have like 3 dozen LPs and I can't imagine using any of them for a project like this. Some of them are German music and right now I am trying to learn German.
When I first saw you mixing up the resin I was thinking you will need a lot more resin than that.
You didn't just break some records, you smashed them. LOL
Same here, and being honest I probably have 300 albums... I still have most of mine from my teens (1970s) and I spent years going through the vinyl at the local yearly library book sale (got easily 4ft of classical & old jazz, some in near mint condition).
Yeah definitely feel the same way. (I may not have hundreds of vinyls but I'm slowly growing my collection. )
Please don't waste your time by learning german. German is a language on the expressway to extinction. Right now we are undergoing a process by the ministry of truth to establish "newspeak" in the everyday life. So even when you learn german from historical sources and came to Germany no one will understand you. Learn something with quantum mechanics instead. THIS is the future. Greetings from Germany.😁
You used two different kinds of resin and it looked like that’s where the separation occurred. Final result was fantastic! 💕🐝🇺🇸
Hi Amazing Grace, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Richard by name, it would be nice getting to know you better, if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends??
Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture, it can brighten up the most darkest atmosphere of any man’s world😉.
Richard ... you men are unfortunate in that we women have had nothing but scams from random online greetings or FB requests so that one can never trust. That picture is almost two decades old now. Taken by my son in law when he was dating my daughter. My daughter died in 2019 so that smile has not seen the light of day since. 💕🐝🇺🇸
@@amazinggrace5692 Good morning, I’m so sorry about your daughter, God knows best and I’m sure she is in a better place now. Speaking of scam, I have been a victim not only women are prey. I guess I was too desperate searching for love again, my wife passed on 8 years ago, she died of cancer. It was really a sad experience for I and my daughter Lisa.
@@amazinggrace5692 Can we communicate on a better platform?? I don’t think here is a good means to converse
@@richardsmith7696 I’m sorry for the death of your wife. Both the illness and the loss are Wrenching. And for your daughter too. I just lost the sister of my heart (an ex sister in law) from pancreatic cancer. I don’t know any safe way to get from here to another place without giving private info. Which I will not do. 💕🐝🇺🇸
This is one of my favorite project yet! Beautiful work Nick!
Hi Donna, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Richard by name, it would be nice getting to know you better, if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends??
Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture, it can brighten up the most darkest atmosphere of any man’s world😉.
When you did the "Wibbily Wobbly" I was expecting two Dr. Whos to go "Timey Wimey!"
That would have been EPIC lol
The warped effect was marvey. Good to see you salvage a project and not quit because it’s not turning out as you wanted it to
Parabéns Nick.
Uma linda peça com seu toque de improviso.
I can't watch this one, ruining vinyl records should be a crime.
Beautiful idea my friend
I cried when it broke. I’m glad you didn’t give up, the end results are sooo beautiful 🧡👍
I would not mind seeing more advanced wood turning projects, where you explain more on how it is done :-)
14 minutes in and my question was answered haha "Don't smooth things just de-laminate in resin unless maybe layered with resin between each layer?"
edit: Follow up, was the separation between the fast resin and the slow resin? I know my attempts at mixing resins don't always stick to each other...
I genuinely love this video. Amazing visuals.
ENTERTAINING BROTHER, I LIKE ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS! MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITES ARE WHEN YOU USE THE PRETTY BURL WOOD AND ALL OF THE DIFFERENT COLORS WITH THE RESINS!!! THOSE ARE MY ALL TIME FAVORITES, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT WITH US
I like the idea. I could not have come up with such a creative output myself. Fantastic!
Fantastic result given the early disaster. I agree, more wooden projects with a smattering of resin would be great.
rofl..."one thing I can say is we are definitely...in here today" (left out the funny part to prevent spoilers)...but that line made me full belly laugh out loud!
Nice redovery. I might of tried to alternate records with epoxy and then pushed the records together. However, recovering from ones failures is a mark of a true professional.
Right as the records went flying off the lathe, TH-cam immediately cut to an ad. 🤣 All that was missing was the "Technical Difficulties" screen.
On the serious side, though, my heart broke for Nick in that moment! 🥺 But, the show must go on. That's a true pro!
this hurts my soul to watch those vinyls get turned and destroyed like that
Great idea. Hope no good albums were injured in the making of this video.
The “failure” turned into a beautiful work of art!
Happy accidents! My husband bought me a used lathe about a year ago and I have yet to use it for fear of something flying off and hitting me and then there’s this!
The result is really cool an' that, but as a life-long record lover, this vid made me cry deep within myself - especially when it broke...
When the video began I had my doubts; my apologies; it won’t happen again!
The bowl is phenomenal! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very cool project. Have to admit, as a recording artist, my heart hurts a bit for those who carefully crafted the music used here. Kinda like I feel when I see crafters destroy books too. LOL. But that said, your creativity and humor never disappoints!
Great recovery!!! I love it! Your defeated face nearly broke my lil heart. It turned out awesome!! ♥️♥️
Hi Sonja, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Richard by name, it would be nice getting to know you better, if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends??
Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture, it can brighten up the most darkest atmosphere of any man’s world😉.
45rpm records were my life when I was a pre-teen, young teenager! that was between 1960 through 1967 !!
Anybody else singing "you spin me right round baby, right round - like a record baby" while the lathe was on?
YES! I love your bounce back attitude!
It's ok when things don't go perfectly, you still create magic afterwards.
I'm glad you continued with this project. I love the way it turned out. I think it's my favorite.
Hi Sherry, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Richard by name, it would be nice getting to know you better, if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends??
Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture, it can brighten up the most darkest atmosphere of any man’s world😉.
What an excellent outcome - The king of Resin - The Resin King.
Nick you are such a star. We love watching your videos!
I do love these wood projects and think that a wood project with bits of resin would make some beautiful pieces!!!! Love that you made lemonade out of your lemons :)
Cool project! I love the waves- a lot of artists heated records into shapes in the 70's to make art by warming in an oven. They bend easily with heat. As you poured, I was expecting a lot more waves! Glad you salvaged the best part for a cool bowl. I would love to see you mix curved wood surfaces with layers of warmed, pliable vinyl records, colored resin, then turn the stack into something awesome. Keep up the good work, man!
Wooww, I love it! I am so glad you were able to save that wavey part, and I think the wood really made it shine.
"You spin me right round, baby
Right round
like a record baby
right round round round"
Shorts are probably good way to expand a channel's reach. They seem to pop up more often on more people's feeds than actual videos.
It just goes to show you that nothing is a failure ..........when I saw the second slowmo part I was expecting it to fly off again ........another awesome video as always, keep being you .....have a great day
As soon as you started pouring in the resin on the stack of records, I was thinking "unless he put some spacers between them, the resin won't get between them and they won't stick together well". Guess I was right about that.