[hoooboy]

Stainless Steel Magnetic Door Stopper

 
 

 

 
Cheap but effective!!!

 

[Honkytime]

   
Not yet.  I was on vacation for a while, then I've been busy remodeling, so I've had to store them for a while.  Should be done with remodeling in another week or two, and will resume tapping...
 
Also working on a few license plate designs...

nice looking forward to the license plate designs, and more tap handles. Always like seeing new things that people create in this thread.

 

[FrozenPanda]

This is either very DIY or very Ghetto but very functional and cheap.
 

 

 
 
2 ft. of oak, 2 nuts and bolts and an old T-shirt.
 
5.18 @ Home Depot

 

[squallkiercosa]

  This is either very DIY or very Ghetto but very functional and cheap.

Look for a pool noodle. The only issue are the colors. 

 

[MrEleventy]

Look for a pool noodle. The only issue are the colors. 

Hit it with some black matte spray paint. Or just get pipe insulation from Home Depot.

 

[dave r]

Had this on the "to do" list for awhile, and finally got around to it this past week.
Always partial to wood grain, and cherry seemed appropriate here.
Still need to apply some paste wax with a little elbow grease.
Total cost:  about 8 dollars and 43 hours. 

(edit: added naked photo)
 
 

 

[Solrighal]

Had this on the "to do" list for awhile, and finally got around to it this past week.
Always partial to wood grain, and cherry seemed appropriate here.
Still need to apply some paste wax with a little elbow grease.
Total cost:  about 8 dollars and 43 hours. 

That's lovely. Kudos.

 

[uncola]

That grain looks great.  Reminds me of swirls in ice cream.  **** this diet

 

[dave r]

  That grain looks great.  Reminds me of swirls in ice cream.  **** this diet

 
Indeed!  Time to dish up a generous helping of creamy blues and some juicy jazz -- along with maple nut swirl!  Kick back and enjoy!
Great idea! 

 

[PaperMacWriter]

Trying my hand at making a stand out of some wood attached to a clamp meant for a desk lamp. Got the wood, stain, and design all together — tomorrow I'll be at a Maker Space and cut the pieces to size. Hopefully I'll have a nice looking headphone clamp-hanger to share in the next few days!

 

[Solrighal]

I had to Google "Maker Space". Now that is a great idea!

 

[PaperMacWriter]

Still needs a lot of work, but the general pieces are formed for my stand. Looks kind of like a nice cream sandwich, but I'm pretty proud of it! Here's hoping with some more sanding, stain, and a finishing coat it'll look the way I'd like. It attaches to the metal clamp in the picture and serves the function of the Sennheiser HH-10.







Planning on using some light grey stain on the maple and then an oil finish. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

-M

 

[Solrighal]

I think that could look fantastic. Keep at it.

 

[PaperMacWriter]

Some hastily taken shots before I got on a plane this morning, but it's done! Pretty pleased with how it turned out. I have some ideas for little improvements/additions I might make in the future. Definitely could do it faster and better if I tried again. It's made out of bubinga and curly maple and finished with Arm-R-Seal (satin). Clamp is from amazon, $6. Not a beautiful clamp, but it works. Might have been better if painted a different color. Regardless, I'm happy with it. Way better than the Sennheiser HH10 (and cheaper, to boot!)
 

 

 

 

 

[maestrochin29]

Don't know what this is yet , made of lace and wires I wanted to hang em from a hook , but they ended up like a see saw , weighing scale ! Any ideas on how to improve these would be appreciated