You might assume that you need a lot of expensive stuff to make your own PCBs, but that isn’t the case: you can do it with a vinyl cutter and a few common chemicals and tools. [Emiliano Valencia] has ...

Vinyl records are back in our living rooms, with sales steadily growing in recent years to a level that could see the format outsell CDs for the first time since the mid-1980s. That's great news for ...

The Phonocut is an at-home vinyl lathe, allowing anyone to cut 10-inch vinyl records at home in a matter of 30 minutes. It's the first consumer device in the vinyl industry capable of this immediacy ...

Despite its expense and inconvenience, vinyl's comeback continues. Maybe it's the allure of analog audio fidelity. Perhaps its the jumbo artwork. Maybe it's the deliberate listening it encourages.

Whether you’re interested in cutting a piece of vinyl that is matte or glossy, neon or black, the vinyl cutter at Sears think[box] is available to serve your project’s needs. Vinyl in a variety of ...

Back in the day, one of the few reasons to prefer compact cassette tape to vinyl was the fact you could record it at home in very good fidelity. Sure, if you had the scratch, you could go out and get ...

Looking for an affordable, high-performance vinyl cutter? The VEVOR SK-720T offers 28 inches of cutting width, precision performance, and great value for crafters and small business owners alike. Here ...