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Lathe Cut Camp

Hosted by renowned lathe-cut record guru Michael Dixon, Lathe Cut Camp takes place twice a year over 3 days in Tucson, Arizona, and you get to learn (almost) everything you need to know about DIY Record Cutting. With a particular focus on the Presto 6N, which is one of the most common and industry-standard vintage machines around. Ideal for beginners, the camp covers record cutting science, lathe operation, pressing, lacquer cutting, and experimental materials.

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Dubwise is a vinyl cutting and mastering studio, record label and musical hub based in Sicily. With the acquisition of the Vinyl Recorder T560 record lathe in 2023, Dubwise began offering hand-cut custom record production. With a background in international artists in the roots and dub scene, they welcome all genres. Dubwise offers one-off cuts […]

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JC Record Lathes

The JC Record Lathes Mini Cut 02 (MC-02) is a compact record-recording lathe developed by Juliano ‘Juba’ Cardoso and Ricocuts Record Lab in Brazil, designed for use in vinyl record cutting and embossing. It emphasises portability, ease of modification, and user maintenance, aiming to deliver high-quality results in a smaller package. The lathe clamps directly […]

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After Hours Records

After Hours Records specialises in small-batch manufacturing of lathe-cut records ranging from single copies to 50 units. Based in Costa Mesa, California, they also offer mastering and a streamlined vinyl pressing process (50 copies and up) from pre-order to fulfilment, including lacquer master disc cutting in-house using the Sillitoe disk mastering system (SDMS), plating, vinyl […]

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