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To satisfy the "disk" condition, would a vinyl record suit your needs?
by humdaanm 8mo ago
To satisfy the "disk" condition, would a vinyl record suit your needs?
- loandbehold 8mo agoI read somewhere about people using 3D printers to make vinyl records.
- j_leboulanger 8mo agoWasn’t that an april fool joke ?
- Ccecil 8mo agoNo. It was real. How well it worked is a different story. I saw one of the records at Autodesk's Pier9 in their display [1]. But again...I never heard it play. There was more posts at the time that went into more detail. [1] https://flic.kr/p/Jb7naT https://flic.kr/p/Jb7naT
- catapart 8mo agoI think vinyl would, but as others have noted, it probably wouldn't satisfy the "3D printed" condition. I know this wasn't in the original ask, but my focus was on what I would be able to do, as far as archival storage, if I had a 3D printer. The assumption being that it's easier for me to have, maintain, and use a 3D printer than it would be for me to have a vinyl press.