THE DIY HEADPHONE STAND THREAD
Nov 13, 2012 at 8:19 PM Post #1,443 of 3,874
I just use a modded Hose Hook... 
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Edit: Not nearly as sexy as some of the stands on this thread though...
 
Nov 15, 2012 at 1:51 AM Post #1,444 of 3,874
Some nice looking stands on here (D2000)...
 
Anyway, here's my contribution:
 

 

 
 
Finally some pics of the final product:

The top
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The base
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The angled view
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The headphone on the stand
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The close up
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The moneyshot
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Wenge wood with 4 coats of french finish and final treatment with beeswax for a semi glossy look
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Inspired by Bonthouse's brilliant stand. I really liked the design, just had to make one. 
As a side note, would anyone be interested in a woodwork-fi thread in the gear-fi section. Be nice i think, a showcase of all things timber. 
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Nov 15, 2012 at 3:20 AM Post #1,445 of 3,874
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Some nice looking stands on here (D2000)...
 
Anyway, here's my contribution:
 
(PHOTOS)
 
Inspired by Bonthouse's brilliant stand. I really liked the design, just had to make one. 
As a side note, would anyone be interested in a woodwork-fi thread in the gear-fi section. Be nice i think, a showcase of all things timber. 
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Cheers Meddle. I love your adaption of Bonthouse's work. I personally prefer your lighter wood finish, it lets the blacks of the gear really be bold :D
 
Nov 16, 2012 at 12:46 PM Post #1,446 of 3,874
finally got the upload picture feature to work... 

design on paper
 

CAD model
 

rough cut
 

sanding and painting
 
Completed!
 
 

 

 

 

 
Nov 16, 2012 at 5:30 PM Post #1,447 of 3,874
Holy crap ngyu you should be really really proud.

That is a beautiful stand.
I love the set up of your source components in the base. Gorgeous gorgeous work. Looks very high quality. I also did a CAD model of my next design which im actually going to be puttting together today :D it really helps get a scope of things hey.

I'll share the results this evening :)
 
Nov 16, 2012 at 5:40 PM Post #1,448 of 3,874
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Holy crap ngyu you should be really really proud.
That is a beautiful stand.
I love the set up of your source components in the base. Gorgeous gorgeous work. Looks very high quality. I also did a CAD model of my next design which im actually going to be puttting together today
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it really helps get a scope of things hey.
I'll share the results this evening
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thanks man! it was pretty quick, the design, cutting, sanding, and assembly only took about a day, the long part was waiting for the bad weather to go away before I could prime it, paint it, and top coat it. I was thinking of going wood stain before, but the quality of the wood that I have is pretty crap, so not worth showing off. 
 
looking forward to yours!
 
Nov 18, 2012 at 3:24 AM Post #1,450 of 3,874
About ten minute job, with a "help" of 3½ and 2 year olds. Those black shelves from Ikea were a bit scratchy, but it's ok. Those shelves are more or less hollow inside, so I'm not expecting long life for this stand anyway. Next one will take less space from table, I got some simple ideas from that thread. This was just something to do on Sunday morning with parts already found from apartment.
 
 

 

 
Nov 18, 2012 at 7:41 PM Post #1,452 of 3,874
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About ten minute job, with a "help" of 3½ and 2 year olds. Those black shelves from Ikea were a bit scratchy, but it's ok. Those shelves are more or less hollow inside, so I'm not expecting long life for this stand anyway. Next one will take less space from table, I got some simple ideas from that thread. This was just something to do on Sunday morning with parts already found from apartment.
 

Not a bad 10 minute job at all buddy :) Nice use of the metal handles against the black. I bet the HP's are easy to come on and off (a must for me)
 
Nov 18, 2012 at 10:14 PM Post #1,453 of 3,874
As promised here's my latest creation.​
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Made of Australian Spotted Gum and weighing in at 12.2kgs!​
This thing couldn't get any more solid.​
There's virtually no movement of the stand when retrieving or depositing the D2K's, which aren't  exactly light.​
The metal handles are lathed out of aluminum and I bought the stainless steel cable management knobs.​
It also has little rubber feet for grip, though it's unlikely to slide. ​
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I'm yet to decide what to finish the surface with. Definitely not an oil; that'll ruin the headphones. ​
Maybe a lacquer and then varnish.​
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Thoughts?​
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On a side note, if anyone wants one made I'm opening up the option of commissions :)
 
Nov 18, 2012 at 10:25 PM Post #1,454 of 3,874
Subscribed. I love these designs
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Nov 18, 2012 at 10:45 PM Post #1,455 of 3,874
Excellent work D2000!
Knobs everywhere... I'd like one made but the 12kg shipping charge would be a killer! :D

5 coats of lacquer sanded between each coat to give it that gym floor sheen. Amazing!

Great job!

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