Record Coasters on Technics SL-1210 MK3 Holder
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Fancy record coaster holder in form of the iconic Technics SL-1210 MK3
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Record Coasters with a Charming Technics SL-1210 MK3 Holder
Why another set of Record Coasters?
While I’ve always appreciated the concept of record coasters, existing designs often fell short due to printing challenges. Many abstracted the record grooves into concentric circles, resulting in unsightly seams and overly hard prints. Others that attempted to replicate the spiral groove lacked optimization for FDM printing, leading to rough starts and ends or requiring multiple top layers.
These newly designed coasters solve those issues by creating a single-layer spiral for the top surface, achieving a smooth, detailed finish that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Update: The Record Coaster 3mf have been changed to 100% circular infill for an even better representation of a record.
Features:
- Generous Size & Slip Proof Design
Each coaster measures 103mm, perfect for wide wine glasses and bottles.
The grooves are narrow and create a good grip on the surface - Adorable Holder
The set includes a scaled-down replica of the iconic Technics SL-1210 MK3 turntable, featuring details like the authentic casing design, attachable feet, a tonearm with a headshell, and color-swapped buttons. - Ample Capacity
The holder neatly accommodates up to 6 coasters, with finger guides for easy removal.
Multicolor:
- Multiextruder Printers: Pre-configured Prusa XL multicolor 3MF project files are available for convenience.
- Single Extruder Printers: Individual 3MF projects for separate parts are provided for easy color swap printing.
Thanks to reddit user RhythmSelector for pointing out that my initial naming was incorrect. The pitch lock button did not exist on the MK2 and the model resembles the MK3 version.