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post #166 of 1900
4/1/08 at 5:39pm
not sure if i like it or not yet..

i might have to get used to it





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post #167 of 1900
4/3/08 at 2:09am
Nice stands everyone, I think i'm gonna try to build one soon.


ps..ueyteuor, your stand has nipples
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post #168 of 1900
4/3/08 at 2:25am
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Nice stands everyone, I think i'm gonna try to build one soon.


ps..ueyteuor, your stand has nipples
lol yeah, it has nipples and chest hair as well
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post #169 of 1900
4/3/08 at 2:46am
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Nice stands everyone, I think i'm gonna try to build one soon.


ps..ueyteuor, your stand has nipples
You know, if you specially positioned two equal sized spheres on each of the two topmost pieces, you could get an interesting phallic symbol.
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post #170 of 1900
4/21/08 at 10:27pm
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post #171 of 1900
4/21/08 at 10:49pm
that's pretty slick .....it looks great even by itself
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post #172 of 1900
4/22/08 at 7:55am
Wow, that's really nice OverTork! Care to elaborate on how you constructed it?
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post #173 of 1900
4/22/08 at 9:59am
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Wow, that's really nice OverTork! Care to elaborate on how you constructed it?
Take a banana stand, chop off the top. Take a copper cylinder, cut a hole in the bottom. Place copper on banana stand.
That looks like what was done to me, though I have no idea.
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post #174 of 1900
4/22/08 at 7:06pm
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Take a banana stand, chop off the top. Take a copper cylinder, cut a hole in the bottom. Place copper on banana stand.
That looks like what was done to me, though I have no idea.
Close, however no banana stands were harmed while making this stand. The top is a two inch length of three inch diameter copper tubing. A one foot long 3/8 inch aluminum rod passes through a hole in the bottom of the copper piece and attaches to the top with a screw. The aluminum rod is threaded into the base which is a 1/2 inch thick, six inch diameter aluminum disc. The weight of the base makes it very stable and the height allows a gentle stress free curve of the cable. The rod cost me a few dollars but the other two pieces were scrap. As a bonus if I wrap the cable around it just right I can listen to my neighbor's phone calls.
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post #175 of 1900
4/26/08 at 3:52pm

AKG K1000 Headphone Stand

AKG K1000 Headphone Stand; Work in progress....








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post #176 of 1900
4/26/08 at 4:22pm
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Very nice Afrikane, what are the woods you used?
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post #177 of 1900
4/26/08 at 4:32pm
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Close, however no banana stands were harmed while making this stand. The top is a two inch length of three inch diameter copper tubing. A one foot long 3/8 inch aluminum rod passes through a hole in the bottom of the copper piece and attaches to the top with a screw. The aluminum rod is threaded into the base which is a 1/2 inch thick, six inch diameter aluminum disc. The weight of the base makes it very stable and the height allows a gentle stress free curve of the cable. The rod cost me a few dollars but the other two pieces were scrap. As a bonus if I wrap the cable around it just right I can listen to my neighbor's phone calls.
Where do you get 3 inch diameter copper?
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post #178 of 1900
4/26/08 at 4:32pm
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Very nice Afrikane, what are the woods you used?
Pau marfin & African Rosewood. Thanks fatcat
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post #179 of 1900
4/26/08 at 4:43pm
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*cools pics*
Thanks you very much for sharing OverTork, you have inspired me to make an all copper stand! (I love the way copper looks)
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post #180 of 1900
4/26/08 at 4:45pm
Fantastic looking K1000 stand Afrikane, beautiful wood and beautiful lines.
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