| Project by David McCoy | posted 366 days ago | 1086 views | 7 times favorited | 13 comments | ![]() |
This my guitar stand I made from walnut. I start my design in the computer. I use AutoCad and I draw it in solid modeling mode. Once I have the design, I print it in 2D image at full scale. Then I spray the back of the print with an tempory adhesive and lay it on wood. I use the print to cut it with the bandsaw.
-- Dave McCoy
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13 comments so far
Harold
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posted 366 days ago
I like this design it reminds me of a musical note, I have to do a couple guitar stands, the problem I am having is he wants the stands to sit on either side of a rustic/abstract modern shelving unit that curves in on each side. So I admire your design, it may sound like a simple project, but the blending of function and beauty takes both inspiration and sweat
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mot
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posted 366 days ago
I like the flow of it, for sure. Nice piece!
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Obi
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posted 366 days ago
And all of a sudden I got an idea for a cane with a cup holder…
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 366 days ago
Really nice work, I look forward to more!
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Karson
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Great Stand. Don’t let Obi give you a hard time he builds great guitars.
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YorkshireStewart
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posted 366 days ago
Certainly beats my tubular steel & plastic one by a million miles. Lovely.
-- Res severa verum gaudium - True pleasure is a serious business.
miles125
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posted 366 days ago
Best looking guitar stand i’ve ever seen.
-- miles125, Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music""
DAN
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posted 366 days ago
very creative design. bet it is saleable on ebay
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speakerscott
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posted 365 days ago
Best looking guitar stand I’ve seen too! Much, much, nicer than those cheap metal ones with what looks like surgical tubing to protect your gear. This one probably shows up most guitars.
Hmmmm…you now have me pondering a version!
-- Scott, Austin-Texas...
rikkor
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That’s just nice!
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gbvinc
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posted 365 days ago
Nice stand, great lines!
MarkWilk
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posted 365 days ago
Really beautiful! I’m looking at my 4 guitars with manufactured stands. I’m just disgusted that I didn’t think to build some nice stands. Your’s is beautiful.
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 362 days ago
A beautifully designed stand. I bet my Son would love one like this.
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