This Lenco plinth is made of white Corian bonded to an MDF plinth, creating a Corian/MDF plinth.  Though small, it is very heavy!  It was inspired by a '50s-style diner with black and white linoleum I had a sody-pop in.  Photos show how the whole thing is assembled and cut, the template for all my plinths, allowing air around the motor to prevent heat build-up and give access to the motor and bearing without dismantling the whole thing.  The space is also meant to prevent reflection of energy back into the tremendously powerful Lenco motor. 

The feet are acorn-headed bolts which act as TipToes for a fraction of the cost.  The Rega arm here, an RB250 again re-wired, is also popped into the original armhole.
Sounds incredible!!