Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion The Water Cooler CD/DVD Repair Devices. Do they work?

The same would apply.

Perpendicular to the tracking of the laser is the key point here... ever ridden a bike across train tracks running 90 degrees to the road? Your tire never slips in... try it with an acute angle and the chances of you bailing are much higher.

Same idea.

Bren R.

http://www.azuradisc.com/

Here is a resurfacing option.

You can buy the home ones, I have found they do a pretty good job. If your kids are going to keep on scratching the discs, it might be a good idea.

Hmm. Let's do a little math here. A home resurfacing machine costs about $600. How many CDs and DVDs would you have to resurface with this gizmo before the price you paid equals the cost of simply replacing the CDs, and DVDs? Let's say the average price of a CD/DVD is $18, for simplicity's sake. That's about 33 dics.

Yessir, this seems like a waste of money.

They have a disc resurfacing service which I was referring to. $3 a disc I think.

Disc resurfacing pricing

I wasn't expecting him to buy a huge commercial disc repair machine! That would be a tad bit overboard...lol!