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a1Jim
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posted 36 days ago
Another nice project well done
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Kerux
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posted 36 days ago
You got plans for that?
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stefang
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posted 36 days ago
Very nice piece. I especially liked the angle adjuster. Lucky daughter-in-law.
-- Mike, American in Norway
Hix
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posted 36 days ago
Wonderful design. Is it yours? My son is a professional musician and I have searched for just the right design without luck. The angle adjustment is great. Can I copy it?
-- ---call me Mark
Diamondback
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posted 36 days ago
Thank you very much. Of course you can copy it. Good luck with it and enjoy.
-- Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Diamondback
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posted 36 days ago
I don’t have any “nice” plans for the stand, I usually design them on grid paper with a pencil, pretty crude, and then adjust dimensions as I go if they don’t look quite right when the wood starts to go together. The larger stem is about 2×2x26 and the inner stem that slides inside it is about 1 1/4×1 1/4×33. The stand has a slight forward lean to balance it. The music holder is 19 inches wide and about 13 inches high. I mixed the cherry and walnut slightly to enhance but not make it look too garish with too much mixing. It was fun to make. Thanks for all the feedback.
-- Oshkosh, Wisconsin
jhawkinnc
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posted 35 days ago
Wow….great stuff. I’ve been thinking about making one for my daughter…this will be a great inspiration.