From Mantoid Sent Fri, Aug 27th 1999, 22:13
Or you can just put the record between two plates of glass and leave it out in the sun (or your grow-lights, shame on you!) if you remember to flip it after a while. Worked on my wasted Astrud Gilberto wax! :) vanessa On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, solenoid wrote: > > The public library I work at used to dewarp their records (rather than > throw away a 10record opera set because one was warped, for instance): > > You can heat the record in the oven (on very low!) and put it between two > peices of thick glass when it gets saggy, then stack about 10 > encyclopedias (okay, "Books of Knowledge"-series technically...) on it and > leave it for 12 hours. I take no responsibility for what happens tho'! > > Solenoid > > On Mon, 23 Aug 1999, `Pietro wrote: > > > > > Sorry to plug the list with this thread, trust > > me, it's the last thing i want to do. I just > > received 2 warped records in the mail the > > other day, the original owner claiming that > > they were "mint" before shipping. Has anyone > > "de-warped" a slab of vinyl? Please direct > > all comments off-list, so as not to spread > > the bandwidth any further with non-idm content. > > (Although the records we're talking about are > > by the folks at Emanate..) Thanks in advance.. > > > > Pietro. > > _____________________________________ > > Pietro Da Sacco, m b m @ n e t c o r e . c a > > ::: Experimental Electronica in Words ::: > > ::: Grooves Magazine 002::: > > http://www.rain.org/~audio/grooves/ > > ::: Insound.com ::: Grooves 001 ::: > > http://www.insound.com/zinestand/grooves/ > > > > >