Airbrush Turn Table MK2
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This is my MK2 version for an Airbrush Turntable, using a drive motor from an old CD/DVD drive. First, remove the drive motor but keep it on the plate that it's attached to. Next, carefully strip the rubber coating from the centre of the drive motor with a sharp knife. Failing to do this will result in the motor failing to adhere properly to the turntable top. Once you've glued the motor to the top and allowed the adhesive to set - I used a 5-minute epoxy - attach the base to the motor mounting plate.
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