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Turntable leveler feet?

Some tables come with adjustable feet, some don't. I always consider it a bonus when they do. An alternative is to put adjustable feet on a platform for underneath the TT, and "level" the table by compensatory "leveling" of the base.

Speaking of turntable feet, anyone ever try to replace a single foot on a Pioneer PL-L1? Mine has ONE damaged (incomplete) foot :tears:, 3" diameter black-anodized aluminum exterior. I won't replace all four feet, as a TT as rare and "special" as this deserves to be kept as original as possible. But I don't even know where to get a copy manufactured for an item as oddball as this! At least I have part of the original foot, and three other (complete, excellent) feet to use as patterns. Wish me luck!
 
I made this 'subplinth' a while back; two thicknesses of MDF, some scrap oak veneer and four adjustable furniture feet screwing into four T-nuts (all available at most hardware stores). It works well, you don't have to modify every TT you own and it provides a little extra isolation.
 

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The spikey thingies got me to thinkin...

And now I'm busy constructing some turntable levers / isolation feet out of snowmobile track studs. :D
 
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