| Project by Hozer | posted 436 days ago | 950 views | 3 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I wanted to build a small speaker stand that was hard to tip over and concealed the speaker wire. So this is what I came up with. It has a granite base, and cherry wood. The tower is made up of 4 mitered and tapered sides which makes the middle hollow. The speaker wire in concealed in the middle and comes out a hole in the bottom of the granite base.
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bevins587
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#1 posted 436 days ago
Looks good, I really like the tapered look. I made some similar ones but didn’t taper them and these looks way better.
ChrisK
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#2 posted 436 days ago
I agree with bevins587, the taper makes the look.
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doncutlip
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#3 posted 436 days ago
Good thinking on the base, that should keep it from tipping over. Nice taper, sharpens it up a bit.
-- Don, Royersford, PA
albachippie
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#4 posted 430 days ago
Great job. These look brilliant. How did you cut the holes in the granite?
-- measure twice, cut once...... most of the time! www.custombuiltjoinery.co.uk
Hozer
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#5 posted 430 days ago
I cut the holes in the granite with a diamond coated core bit. They are rather expensive, but when you need one, you need one. I’ve actually used it many times cutting holes in countertops for customers of mine.
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