| Project by Greg Salata | posted 1248 days ago | 1772 views | 3 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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I built this guitar stand for my son for Christmas.
It is curly maple.
I used black Transtint dye followed by BLO, shellac and wax.
For details I used a stainless hinge and black leather.
With the hinge, it folds flat and is portable.
Thanks for looking….Merry Christmas
Greg
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Dusty56
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#1 posted 1248 days ago
Does it look purple in real life , or is it just in the pictures ? Nice design and a nice looking guitar as well : )
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1248 days ago
A one of a kind most unique guitar stand.
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Greg Salata
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#3 posted 1248 days ago
It is varying shades of black.
The flash distorts the color.
That guitar is my sons pride and joy.
He saved for a couple of years to buy it.
thanks,
Greg
interpim
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#4 posted 1248 days ago
Truly worthy of a Les Paul… good job
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Bob Kollman
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#5 posted 1248 days ago
Nice, at first glance I thought it was walnut!
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#6 posted 1248 days ago
very nice gift … great looking project
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#7 posted 1246 days ago
A priceless gift for your son.
Sharad
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#8 posted 1229 days ago
Amazing! Great job, very unique design.
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