My DIY Ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner (part deux)

My DIY Ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner (part 2)
A few years ago I made an Ultrasonic Bath arrival video with a comment that I would come back (soon) with the finished cleaner.
Oups.. forgot.. Well here it finally is!

When I built my DIY Ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner I went a little further and added a fluid filter to keep the cleaning fluid clean and prolong its usable life. I used parts sourced from Amazon, and local hardware stores.
Links follow to all the parts I used to make my Ultrasonic Record Cleaner.

The cleaning fluid I am using is a 1/2 strength modified version of the LondonJazzCollector formula found here
There are many different ideas on what to use for a cleaning solution formula, I found this works me.
Everyone needs to find what works for them. I'll make another video just on what I use for my cleaning fluid.

Idea for the water filter came from

Parts I used to build my Ultrasonic Record Cleaner
From Amazon

from hardware store
7mm shaft
sheet of 6mm(1/4 ") plexi
12mm(1/2 ") hose
3 x male to 12mm(1/2 ") barb adapters sizes to match filter and tank female threads
2 x female to 12mm(1/2 ") barb adapters sizes to match pump male threads
5 x hose clamps
hockey pucks (Canadian Eh! lot of them around )

Canadian Tire

IKEA

From my Junk box
12v DC laptop power supply (powering pump)


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[bareknucklesu]

That is a cool set-up! I love the ingenuity. Thanks for another terrific video!

[terryhanson]

One little tip your finished doing a water change, and you have all those bubbles on the top, you can break the bubbles with a small hand held butane torch. After I change my water I have a lot of bubbles also. Using the torch will bust them in only a couple of seconds.

[Ploddingalongnow]

I just bought the parts to run a filter setup like yours. Any tips?

[thedoc]

Can i have a good look at the pump only i want to buy a system amd build it over the next month if you can help it would be apreatiated what sise hose and adapters the pumpis hard to see even with a 50" tv and did you have to buy a mains adapter for the pump.

[brianmedeiros]

What temperature in Fahrenheit do you run the bath? Thanks

[danender]

How this video is inappropriate for all audiences?

[ianaintsaying]

Your "plexiglass" looks to be HDPE (High Density Polyethylene).