[JamieMcC]

What better way to learn Fusion 360 by making headphone stands and amp cases! The first one is (probably) going to be milled.

Impressive how have you found learning fusion 360? I have been planing to give it a try myself but due to pic issues (require a new one) I have yet to give it a try. The aim is to build one of the open builds cnc machines later on this year. From the 360 tutorials I have watched on line I am hoping it's not going to be to hard to get to grips with for some simple projects I have in mind.

 

[Paladin79]

This is a headphone rack

I built out of solid copper and quartered oak to accompany a Bottlehead Crack I made, steampunk style. I gave all copper a blue patina and converted some closed headphones into high impedance semi-open headphones as well.

 

[CoffeeCutie]

Impressive how have you found learning fusion 360? I have been planing to give it a try myself but due to pic issues (require a new one) I have yet to give it a try. The aim is to build one of the open builds cnc machines later on this year. From the 360 tutorials I have watched on line I am hoping it's not going to be to hard to get to grips with for some simple projects I have in mind.

(what are pic issues "require a new one"?)

Fusion is hard for me, coming from maxing out on sketchup (warehouse plugins only take you so much farther)!! I think if I didn't always instinctively do sketchup motions in fusion it would be way easier... Yes, there are some really cool youtube people and seminars around fusion, less so on some other products.
And for CNC- I (highly) recommend the MPCNC project/kit/build from https://www.vicious1.com/. (my order for the printed bits is coming monday , super excited!) There are so many amazing headphone-centric things to make....

 

[CoffeeCutie]

This is a headphone rack I built out of solid copper and quartered oak to accompany a Bottlehead Crack I made, steampunk style. I gave all copper a blue patina and converted some closed headphones into high impedance semi-open headphones as well.

That is awesome. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Paladin79]

Thanks...there was some semi-serious work involved.

 

[BroncoVA]

You maybe have already posted this solution (as it's from 2016, but i just found it on youtube)

Love the simplicity and around 1-2$ each stand

 

[Paladin79]

That is certainly an easy solution and an informative video. I may try something similar with copper rod. It would be easy enough to drill holes and mount such a stand on a wooden base.

 

[BroncoVA]

That is certainly an easy solution and an informative video. I may try something similar with copper rod. It would be easy enough to drill holes and mount such a stand on a wooden base.

exactly what I thought: easy and cheap and lot of ways to try and improve it.

 

[fbarberis]

I've designed this (inspired in many others), and 3D printed it. The arm is telescopic.

 

[JamieMcC]

I was in Ikea yesterday and if you have space this could be an inexpensive solution


http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/...clothes-stand-white-multicolour-art-20174508/

 

[Slater]

I was in Ikea yesterday and if you have space this could be an inexpensive solution

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/...clothes-stand-white-multicolour-art-20174508/

That is friggin' awesome. I wish it didn't have the rainbow colors.

You could cut that down and make it any height you want.

You could also DIY it in wood as well.

 

[JamieMcC]

I might add that all the hooks can rotate 360 around the center pole I kind of like the multi color a can of spay paint would offer a easy fix

 

[Slater]

I might add that all the hooks can rotate 360 around the center pole I kind of like the multi color a can of spay paint would offer a easy fix

Good to know about the rotation. That's very useful.

True re: the paint.

Nice find ;0)

 

[Whitigir]

I've designed this (inspired in many others), and 3D printed it. The arm is telescopic.

Where do you buy such pole for the arm at ?

 

[fbarberis]

Where do you buy such pole for the arm at ?

Chinese back scratchers!
I also have a non regulable model made with half inch metalic courtain rods.