Wenge & Bubinga Music Stand

Excellent work

Thanks

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Beautiful design and superb choice of wood…........... WOW! Love the figure !

-- Gene, Majestic Eagle Woodworks, http://majesticeagleww.etsy.com/, http://www.flickr.com/photos/majesticeagle/

Wow Brian
This a wonderful and beautiful music stand excellent build and outstanding design.

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excellent – i am building one for my son – have the face built but am wrestling with the base design

-- -erik & christy-

Outstanding work. A lot of beautiful details. I loved the foot treatment too. Are the round thingies at the end of each foot height adjustable?

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

It came out great Brian. I’m glad I got to see most of it in person. Your sense of form/functional detail is impeccable. I like the blank score.

-- Happy woodworking!

beautiful!!

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (https://www.facebook.com/DebbiePribele, Young Living Wellness )

Hi Mike, to answer you question the 1”round alum foot detail are not height adjustible. They simply “float” the leg off the floor and add visual interest to the piece. They have felt pads on the bottom to protect our hardwood floors.

Thank you everyone for your comments!

Wow, another excellent design! I’m going to have to add you as a bud so I remember to keep checking in on your work. Keep it up!

radical,
what kind of epoxy are you using on those feet?

-- Brian, Eternal Furniture & Design http://www.eternal-furniture.com

Beautiful work!

Are you willing to share the plans? I would like to build one for my daugher.

Hi Brian,

I experimented with the feet and used a CA glue to bond the wood and alum. It seams to have worked.

Klynn, Thank you very much. Since I have a woodworking business, albeit, part time at the moment I plan to market this piece so I cannot share the plans. Hope you understand.

Wow!

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Brian, great project! I love music stands.

In the title you say you used wenge also, but in the description area you say it’s ebony. Did you use both wenge and ebony in this music stand or just one of those?

FYI, I made a blog post today about bubinga, and thought your project would be nice to include as an example. So I’ve used the lumberjocks widget thing to link back to your project page here. Hope that’s okay.

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Hi Mark,

Thank you and yes that is fine to use this as an example. To answer your question I used all three woods; bubinga, wenge and ebony. The feet, column, and ledge are wenge while the gaboon ebony was inlayed into the bubinga to resemble a blank sheet of music.