guitar stand

Very nice stand! I like it.

Erwin, Jacksonville, FL

-- Erwin, Jacksonville, FL

I love this stand. Always looking for nice/new stands to try. This one is both, I’ve never seen anything like it before. Great job!

-- Dennis, WV

My old Fender would look nice on this stand. Actually, any guitar would look nice. Very good.

-- Don

Wow that looks really cool…..funky lines on the back and base
Well done!

-- Scott "Some days you are the big dog, some days you are the fire hydrant"

I want that stand!

-- http://woodwork.me

Wow this looks great! The shape and wood really are pleasing to the eye. Well done. I got to know what is the cable on the wall doing? It looks like a jumper of some kind from one jack to another.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Thank you all. The builder of the stand said he used the profile of the his guitar body for the back curve. I did the same. I made the top laminated piece kind of match the bottom of the guitar and cut a rubber ball in half for the guitar to sit on. I’m looking forward to doing some bent wood furniture.

Ken, the previous owners of our house were wire crazy. They ran the phone and cable lines every where. That one comes from the basement up out the wall and back in up to my sons room. I’m sure there is a good reason why they did not just pull the wire up. Little by little the cable company and I have been taking care of it.

Dan

-- Dan I.G.N.

That is a vvery nice stand. Makes we want to take my guitar out again… but then I would be alone at Christmas. LOL

-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!

I.G.N , You need to hook up with a music store, Bet you could get some big money for those, it’s not just a guitar stand, it’s a piece of furniture. Great work. What is really neat is, very little of the beauty of it is hidden when it is in use. SUPER NICE

Ok, dumb question… the upright portion is -not- bent, correct?

-- Rob "Scrape" French, Missouri

Rob, not a dumb question. The upright portion was cut on the band saw, drumb and hand sanded. Inlay groove cut with router. Router the edge. I’d have to get into steam bending to form that…....Not that I would not try that.

-- Dan I.G.N.

This really is a very stylish guitar stand. I just showed it to my son as he plays guitar and he really liked it.

It’s truly a work of art!

-- Joe

Very nice. Nice lines and use of contrasting woods, I like it!

-- Doug, Reed City, Michigan

That is so beautiful and I love the graceful design. Awesome wood choices. So, you are saying you shaped the upright into that shape? Any reason why one wouldn’t laminate the layers on a wider piece and then use the bandsaw to cut the curved shape? Or was the bentwood treatment used on the bottom 2 curved pieces?
TIA,
Vicki

-- Vicki on the Eastern Shore of MD