[xsb7244]

This looks interesting.  http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/details/649187601-manual-rcm-3d-printed-parts-spincleankiller/

[xsb7244]

From youtube  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GDLvgMkyXE&feature=youtu.be

[xsb7244]

This will cost about CAD $250.  You provide the wet dry shop vac.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA0Ep2INPVo

[neobop]

Xsb,
Looking for an inexpensive RCM ?

KAB has a Nitty Gritty style one - you supply the vac and it's $169 US. 
https://www.kabusa.com/frameset.htm?/rcleaner.htm

Vac strength depends on the nozzle inlet size.  Shop vac is too strong for regular size VPI and Nitty Gritty RCM.  Look at the width of the inlet on Canfab - looks about 3 x wider.  Might be more important to replace the paint brush with narrow bristle RCM brush.  Supposed to get down in the grooves better instead of cleaning the surface.
neo

[xsb7244]

Who is Canfab3d?  They do 3D printing.

http://www.canfab3d.com/

 

[Nickmcgibbon]

Hi guys,

I'm Nick, the owner of Canfab3d.com and would be more than pleased to answer any questions you have regarding my manual RCM.

[Gzerro]

You may also want to try the Record Doctor for $199. It has a built in vacuum so is much more convenient to get setup and going.

http://www.audioadvisor.com/prodinfo.asp?number=RDV

I have the KAB and it is an excellent RCM, but it is a pain getting the vacuum cleaner out and setup just to clean a few records.

[MaxCast]

Hi guys,

I'm Nick, the owner of Canfab3d.com and would be more than pleased to answer any questions you have regarding my manual RCM.

Hi Nick,
Welcome to Audio Circle. 
Please take a moment to review the About/Help topics as they pertain to Audio Industry guys.
Here is the pertinent link
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?action=about;area=industry-participant

Good luck with your cleaning machine.  Happy to see you at Audio Circle.

[Nickmcgibbon]

Good advice and thank you for the add.