mikeallison

Mine don't feel wobbly. Make sure you have the stock washer on the topside if so. Edit: I mounted my m447s in the middle holes, and almost never skips even when jarred.

Yeah I know - I meant that you can make a cover plate from PCB material. There's a good overview here : Nice! Wouldn't have thought about that.

3D printing isn't a great way to make a plate TBH, personally I'd make it out of PCB material - it's strong, cheap and comes with free screenprinting. There are places on the net (JLCPCB.com for example) that'll do you one for $2 + shipping. Thanks Rasteri. I meant the cover plate though, not the PCB. Like this but for the flip side: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/numark-pt01-scratch-bluetooth-plate As for the pcb, I'll definitely go that route if I make more than a few of these. Right now it's just a wire harness. I'm not looking to sell them, but I'd be happy to share the specs if anyone wants to use the idea.

Any chance someone has the 3d print file for the tonearm side plate (where the audio outs are)? I've whipped up some serato passthrough switches, and need a place to mount the audio jacks/switch. Also, I guess I'm done lurking. I've been reading this thread for awhile, so helpful in getting my pt01s modded to death. Current pt01, with near mirror deck in-process: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xuo25KL4F3WUJzVM6 mods: battery + usb (can power 2 decks) solidcutz platter jdd fader jdd start/stop w/ 30mm sanwa arcade button jdd tonearm & phono pre-amp ultra-pitch (pwm off 9v power) bluetooth/usb/radio input (still need to add a 9v ground isolator) Visaton 5 FRS 5 XTS speaker serato switch (tonearm line out/passthrough/line in as fader channel) guide light chroma caps record holding cover