SL1700mk2, i need pics of the footers

[Zodia]

So, basicaly i need that a helpfull AK'er take some pics of the footers on his sl1700mk2: so that i can make some for my 1700.
When i got her she came barefooted, err...footless. and i already put too much money into it ( so looking on fleabay is out of the question)so i am trying to go the cheap way and make my own, the manual shows the footers, but you really can't get a really good sense of size by the drawn pics.
Any help at all would be appreciated.


John

 

[Punker X]

I'll see about tearing mine down and taking some pictures for you. The length of the screw is different from front to back

 

[pjsjr]

Any help at all would be appreciated.
John

I remember a couple of threads in the past three or four months where they have showed feet made from parts collected from Lowes/Home Depot that looked really good.

Maybe a search would turn something up that you could use. Preston

 

[Zodia]

That would be fantastic, thank you.


John

I remember a couple of threads in the past three or four months where they have showed feet made from parts collected from Lowes/Home Depot that looked really good.

Maybe a search would turn something up that you could use. Preston

yeah I seen that, as a matter of fact i have it bookmarked, but I just want a size reference, like how high should they be, and how wide, you know, just being picky about it.

John

 

[Stanton681EEES]

You might want to try these as footers and you could add some shafts to them just like the Technics feet.
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?...d19d65727-8F3C4D02-ACD1-1AF6-D14D9B103DB11B16

I'm always amazed when I see these tables on ebay and the missing feet. There was a 1710MKII on there last march I almost bought for 20 bucks but it was missing the feet as well.

 

[srbliss]

I can take some good pictures of mine (they are in a bag) when I get home. They are pretty basic.

 

[Zodia]

Any luck with them pics?
take you time though, no rush, no pressure.

John

 

[srbliss]

My bad

Got home and got busy. Odd week for me as the wife is on spring break.

Any luck with them pics?
take you time though, no rush, no pressure.

John

 

[Dan ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ]

Replacement feet for Technics tt's are available at KAB-USA.

 

[wowazeplin]

I've got the ticket...

I just got done putting a 1700 mk2 back together, and another member was kind enough to provide me a missing foot... which just arrived today. Here are some pics along with some dimensions...

2 back feet have short screws, 2 front feet have longer screws. The pics are for one of the front feet.

The feet screw through the white plastic suspension supports and into the aluminimum plinth, clamping the white plastic pieces to the plinth and allow the suspension to work correctly.

Note, Dimensions are in millimeters

 

[Zodia]

Replacement feet for Technics tt's are available at KAB-USA.

Yup I know, but I only see the footers for the 1200.

I just got done putting a 1700 mk2 back together, and another member was kind enough to provide me a missing foot... which just arrived today. Here are some pics along with some dimensions...

2 back feet have short screws, 2 front feet have longer screws. The pics are for one of the front feet.

The feet screw through the white plastic suspension supports and into the aluminimum plinth, clamping the white plastic pieces to the plinth and allow the suspension to work correctly.

Note, Dimensions are in millimeters

That's awesome thanks a bunch.


John.

 

[Dan ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ]

Bet the footies are universal on the Technics line. E-mail Kevin and ask.

 

[Zodia]

There are some technics model series that may infact use the same or similar feet, but the 1200 footer is competely different from the 1700, 1200 being a one piece footer and the 1700 is two piece.
How can i sure, i have a complete set of 1200 footers that i tried and it won't fit.

John

 

[srbliss]

Pics of feet.

As promised some pics of feet. Can't hurt to have more. Notice the length difference in the screws. I think a little rubber (maybe and O-ring) between the halves couldn't hurt.
Steve