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THE DIY HEADPHONE STAND THREAD
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acain
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Thanks I really need to build a display case with doors I have way to many headphones and iem's
blance44
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That would be awesome!!! After I finish building my desk, I was going to built something just like that! I was thinking something along the lines of this:
Then I'd add some glass doors to close them in.
Then I'd add some glass doors to close them in.
acain
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My plan was something with a round peg whole and a small pole that holds the headphone that I can remove and transfer it to another stand out of the case onto my desk.
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Another weekend another stand or 2........
This ones to celebrate my new 650 acquisition
A simple one for fun using off cuts from off cuts
This ones to celebrate my new 650 acquisition
A simple one for fun using off cuts from off cuts
i luvmusic 2
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NICE..............
acain
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I love the black one with the edges not polished looks nice, you could sell them on ebay.
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My stand made from scrap wood it's only my 2nd wood stand that I have built with very limited amount of woodworking tool, so I keep it simple as possible. One day I will have to get a router and table saw, the only power tools I have are a chop saw, drill press, and a vertical band saw.
i luvmusic 2
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My stand made from scrap wood it's only my 2nd wood stand that I have built with very limited amount of woodworking tool, so I keep it simple as possible. One day I will have to get a router and table saw, the only power tools I have are a chop saw, drill press, and a vertical band saw.
Holy schiit a while back i built similar to yours minus the cradle and the cross rod is longer on one side so it can hold 3 HP on the left and 1 HP on the right i drilled series of holes on the base and the post to hold some of the Tubes that i often used for my amps but i end up scraping it not a good idea to hold both tubes and HP i often knocked the tube each time i grabbed the HP next time i will double the base or used a thicker board so the tube holes are deeper and make it a bit higher..
I like yours better nicely done.
You can do a lot with that Band saw something like the one in the pic i cut those freehand with my jigsaw i wish i have the band saw.
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Holy schiit a while back i built similar to yours minus the cradle and the cross rod is longer on one side so it can hold 3 HP on the left and 1 HP on the right i drilled series of holes on the base and the post to hold some of the Tubes that i often used for my amps but i end up scraping it not a good idea to hold both tubes and HP i often knocked the tube each time i grabbed the HP next time i will double the base or used a thicker board so the tube holes are deeper and make it a bit higher..
I like yours better nicely done.
You can do a lot with that Band saw something like the one in the pic i cut those freehand with my jigsaw i wish i have the band saw.
Nice I like that a lot not with my band saw I have a really small one and the blade just flexes to the left and right unless I go really really slow. It's just a pain in the butt is that just white pine your using for wood?
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Now you need to build a headphone stand with a shelf for your tube amps.
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Now you need to build a headphone stand with a shelf for your tube amps.
Yeah i thought about it.
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Holy schiit a while back i built similar to yours minus the cradle and the cross rod is longer on one side so it can hold 3 HP on the left and 1 HP on the right i drilled series of holes on the base and the post to hold some of the Tubes that i often used for my amps but i end up scraping it not a good idea to hold both tubes and HP i often knocked the tube each time i grabbed the HP next time i will double the base or used a thicker board so the tube holes are deeper and make it a bit higher..
I like yours better nicely done.
You can do a lot with that Band saw something like the one in the pic i cut those freehand with my jigsaw i wish i have the band saw.
Nice I like that a lot not with my band saw I have a really small one and the blade just flexes to the left and right unless I go really really slow. It's just a pain in the butt is that just white pine your using for wood?
Did you tighten the blade(don't over tightened the blade)?
Laminated PINE SHELVING from Home Dep@t they are inexpensive.
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Did you tighten the blade(don't over tightened the blade)?
Laminated PINE SHELVING from Home Dep@t they are inexpensive.
That could be the problem the blade being too tight never thought about it thanks.
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Anyone have a suggestion/example for a headphone stand that can accommodate 4 or more cans?
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