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post #46 of 1901
8/18/07 at 2:40pm
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Nice work Drew (post #41). What are you using for the stanchion? Is it handrail?
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post #47 of 1901
8/18/07 at 4:27pm
Towert7, that's a reall nice stand, congats.
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post #48 of 1901
8/18/07 at 4:33pm
Towert7

Its a really nicely made "T-Junction" cant find the right word now but i think you know what i mean.

Keep it up making nice stands

/Erik
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post #49 of 1901
8/18/07 at 4:47pm
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My little contribution:
I really like the glass. haha and good use of handles to hold it up.
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post #50 of 1901
8/18/07 at 5:03pm
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Nice work Drew (post #41). What are you using for the stanchion? Is it handrail?
Thanks Alex! Handrails would also work, and would look very similar to that. They were 1.25" wooden dowels. It was the best I could do without a lathe, aside from using other materials (like PVC).
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post #51 of 1901
8/18/07 at 5:05pm
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Towert7, that's a reall nice stand, congats.
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Towert7

Its a really nicely made "T-Junction" cant find the right word now but i think you know what i mean.

Keep it up making nice stands

/Erik
Thank you both Mojo and Erik!
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post #52 of 1901
8/19/07 at 3:23pm
My new Design for headphone stands.







This design was inspired by an old piece of Japanese Architecture. I have tried many different variations on this shape, but I like this the best. This has been painted the colors of the origional piece, however I can also use exotic woods with this design.

It's very sturdy, and holds the headphones very nicely. Can hold up to two full sized headphones eaisly, or three small size headphones. The wings are curved to keep the headphones from slipping off the ends.

I'm donating two of my prototypes to the Boston/NE head-fi meet. I'm very happy with this design, so I'm teaching my dad how to make these for him to sell.
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post #53 of 1901
8/19/07 at 4:22pm
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My new Design for headphone stands.







This design was inspired by an old piece of Japanese Architecture. I have tried many different variations on this shape, but I like this the best. This has been painted the colors of the origional piece, however I can also use exotic woods with this design.

It's very sturdy, and holds the headphones very nicely. Can hold up to two full sized headphones eaisly, or three small size headphones. The wings are curved to keep the headphones from slipping off the ends.

I'm donating two of my prototypes to the Boston/NE head-fi meet. I'm very happy with this design, so I'm teaching my dad how to make these for him to sell.
Wow this design is a straight kill!
Kudos for that!!
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post #54 of 1901
8/19/07 at 8:15pm
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Originally Posted by Towert7 View Post
My new Design for headphone stands.







This design was inspired by an old piece of Japanese Architecture. I have tried many different variations on this shape, but I like this the best. This has been painted the colors of the origional piece, however I can also use exotic woods with this design.

It's very sturdy, and holds the headphones very nicely. Can hold up to two full sized headphones eaisly, or three small size headphones. The wings are curved to keep the headphones from slipping off the ends.

I'm donating two of my prototypes to the Boston/NE head-fi meet. I'm very happy with this design, so I'm teaching my dad how to make these for him to sell.


Very nice. Might have to make a bid on one at the meet next week.

James
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post #55 of 1901
8/19/07 at 9:30pm
Hey guys, first post here. There are some incredible stands in this thread so far, very impressive. Here's my contribution:



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post #56 of 1901
8/19/07 at 10:08pm
Hey cake_and_pie, very creative. What do you use to keep the headphones in place (they look like they would slide right off).
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post #57 of 1901
8/19/07 at 10:09pm
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Wow this design is a straight kill!
Kudos for that!!
Thanks a bunch luidge!

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Very nice. Might have to make a bid on one at the meet next week.

James
Thanks James. I'll see you there!
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post #58 of 1901
8/19/07 at 10:16pm
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Hey cake_and_pie, very creative. What do you use to keep the headphones in place (they look like they would slide right off).
Hey, thanks a lot. Actually the friction between the headphones and the stand is enough to keep them from sliding off. I originally had some black foam tape wrapped around a portion of the arm, but I really didn't like how it looked and it ended up being unnecessary anyway.
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post #59 of 1901
8/19/07 at 10:19pm
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Hey, thanks a lot. Actually the friction between the headphones and the stand is enough to keep them from sliding off. I originally had some black foam tape wrapped around a portion of the arm, but I really didn't like how it looked and it ended up being unnecessary anyway.
Wow, my common sense says that headphone should fall right off, and yet it doesn't. That's cool!
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post #60 of 1901
8/20/07 at 2:39am
Ah more nice stands.

Towert7
The headstand makes me think about ninjas and samurais
Soo cool

cake_and_pie
This one is really in my taste, so clean and nice.
Superb

/Erik
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