At Home Science: The Sewing Needle Record Player @mikedavis6274
At Home Science: The Sewing Needle Record Player  @mikedavis6274
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Using a sewing needle, a piece of paper, we can create a mini record player. Granted, you'll need a record, something to spin it, and these other materials, but it really works! This is a fun an surprising way to learn about how sound is recorded.
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