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Use a utility knife or pair of heavy-duty scissors to cut the record. Set the vinyl on a flat heat-safe cutting surface. Hold the record still with an oven mitt or potholder so it doesn't move around when you cut it. Follow along with your design with a sharp knife or pair of scissors.

Create Your Own Custom Vinyl Record Vinylify makes personalized vinyl records on demand. You decide what music you want on your record and create your own cover art. We'll take care of the rest and deliver the record to your door so you can start spinning.

A new machine that enables you to cut your own custom vinyl has been unveiled. The Phonocut is the first consumer device capable of making records in the space of minutes. It's an analog vinyl lathe that allows the user to plug an audio cable into the machine, hit play and let the machine cut a disc.

The body is made from a Technics record player. The moving cutter head consists of two small speakers that vibrate a diamond. The diamond cuts into the plastic, scooping out a groove. This is where the record player needle rides, translating the negative space into music.

How Much Does the Record Pressing Process Cost? Cost elementAverage costExample cost for a pressing of 100 recordsJackets (stock black or white)$0.75$75Pressing set-up fee$190$190Test pressing (5)$65$65140g black vinyl record (per unit)$1.55$1555 more rows

The corners are cut on the cardboard jackets/sleeves to prevent them from being returned to a traditional retailer. Normally the corners are cut off when an item is discontinued and sold as a discount lot to a wholesaler or when an item has been returned and it shouldn't be sold as new.

Cut-outs are over-stock. Records that were sent to stores and returned by said stores because they didn't sell. Covers then get marked and sold in bulk back to retailers at greatly reduced prices. The idea behind the cutout is that it was meant to indicate to buyers that they shouldn't be paying full retail for it.