| Project by VerteramoFurniture7 | posted 157 days ago | 300 views | 1 time favorited | 7 comments |  |
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These are speaker stands that I built for a friends studio speakers. The finish was made to match the furniture he alreayd had in the studio.
Speaker Stands
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7 comments so far
mtkate
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posted 156 days ago
Nice design. Wish I had seen these before building my floating shelves.
Vince
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posted 156 days ago
Nice work, what kind of finish did you use?
-- Vince
a1Jim
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posted 156 days ago
These stands are super, well done
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
VerteramoFurniture7
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posted 156 days ago
I Sprayed them with black milk paint a few times then coverd it with a waterbased poly. I think I was still using minwax polycrilic back then. Now I use hyrdocoat. My buddy wanted the wood grain so it would be seen and wanted them heavy so with the speakers on it the units were not top heavy so we went it red oak to build it.
SCOTSMAN
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posted 156 days ago
Nice idea .I have never tried milk paint but have seen it done it looks like for some applications not all i m h o this is a truly great finish .I like your stands.Alistair
-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
JoeC61
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posted 151 days ago
Nice job. Clean lines, I like that. Nice finish too!
-- Joe-Carver, MN
Mytoya
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posted 107 days ago
Great Job on the stands.