[squallkiercosa]

The problem I see regarding your design is that you have to always hang two headphones to keep some sort of balance. Unbalanced won't look as clean or nice.

 

[maestrochin29]

The problem I see regarding your design is that you have to always hang two headphones to keep some sort of balance. Unbalanced won't look as clean or nice.

You're right , the thing is I really want to make my own stand but I don't know how to go about it. I don't do any carpentry work and am looking to find new ideas.

 

[squallkiercosa]

You're right , the thing is I really want to make my own stand but I don't know how to go about it. I don't do any carpentry work and am looking to find new ideas.

Sometimes I see things around as headphones' stands: old lamps, decoration, to give a few examples. You'll find something in no time.

 

[maestrochin29]

About your idea on a computer monitor base you can try attaching two black steel rods at either sides

 

[Solrighal]

This isn't exactly DIY but my Lezyne track pump has other uses...

 

[sp3llv3xit]

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

 
 
That's a nice design.  The raised rims serve as locks / stoppers for the headband.  

 

[jackwess]

A good one @zorrofox, never thought using track pumps as a headphone stand. 
 
I'm building one with an old HDD. Similar to this one:
 

 

[i luvmusic 2]

I don't need to build one i have these.........

 

 

 

 

[ruthieandjohn]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a headphone "farm?"  I have about 12-15 headphones that I regularly use, and I have been looking for a way to wall mount them.  Attractive coat hook bars are one option... about four to six per unit, but they leave the headphones out to become dusty and wires to tangle.
 
A set of pigeonholes, like old-time desks had, but bigger, mounted on the wall might be ideal.  I am looking for plexiglass (clear looks less bulky and displays the headphones better), and it seems that 8" x 8" with 4" depth seems about right. 
 
Can't find any... current hope is to find a place that sells pre-cut plexiglass in 4" x 8" rectangles and build my own, gluing with acetone.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks!
 
(sort of like this, but no need for doors and not a full cube in depth, but half that)...
 

 

[JamieMcC]

  Does anyone have a recommendation for a headphone "farm?"  I have about 12-15 headphones that I regularly use, and I have been looking for a way to wall mount them.  Attractive coat hook bars are one option... about four to six per unit, but they leave the headphones out to become dusty and wires to tangle.
 
A set of pigeonholes, like old-time desks had, but bigger, mounted on the wall might be ideal.  I am looking for plexiglass (clear looks less bulky and displays the headphones better), and it seems that 8" x 8" with 4" depth seems about right. 
 
Can't find any... current hope is to find a place that sells pre-cut plexiglass in 4" x 8" rectangles and build my own, gluing with acetone.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks!
 
(sort of like this, but no need for doors and not a full cube in depth, but half that)...
 
 

 
Try a google image search for shoe organiser or shoe rack it might turn up some options

 

[JamieMcC]

lol looks a easy and inexpensive diy option for headphones some wooden broom handles and a short length of board
 

 

[GoldenboyXD]

  I don't need to build one i have these.........

Thanks for giving me this idea. I remember i had this similar stand as a gift and was never opened for 5 years! I will just ditch the bird that comes with it. lol 

 

[Danneskjoeld]

This thread is amazing, thanks for all the inspiration. After purchasing my HD 600s I wanted them to have a dedicate place to store them. They don't deserve it to be thrown on the table like I did before with my Superlux HD 681. Here is the result:
 

The materials I used are oak and copper pipes. It took quite some time get all those shapes because I underestimated the hardness of the oak. Nevertheless it was totally worth the effort. I really enjoy the fact that my cans now have an unique tray. Hope you also like it too.

 

[i luvmusic 2]

 

  I don't need to build one i have these.........

Thanks for giving me this idea. I remember i had this similar stand as a gift and was never opened for 5 years! I will just ditch the bird that comes with it. lol 

You can send me the bird.

 I did not think about the bird when i was making the stand.

 

[Armaegis]

  Does anyone have a recommendation for a headphone "farm?"  I have about 12-15 headphones that I regularly use, and I have been looking for a way to wall mount them.  Attractive coat hook bars are one option... about four to six per unit, but they leave the headphones out to become dusty and wires to tangle.

 
Not DIY unless you count assembly, but Ikea has some decent options at reasonable prices...
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10275862/
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/categories/departments/living_room/11465/