Project by mjon | posted 01-10-2021 09:02 PM | 843 views | 1 time favorited | 13 comments | ![]() |
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This is a stand made from maple burl ,the spine on the back reinforcement gives it plenty of strength and serves to attach the angel adjustment.Finnish’s with linseed oil and beeswax
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MrWolfe
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#1 posted 01-10-2021 09:10 PM
That’s very unique work for a music stand!
Excellent piece with a great design.
Jamie
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#2 posted 01-10-2021 09:30 PM
Beautiful. Great use of the burl. Really like the angle adjustment.
-- Jamie, Red Deer
Foghorn
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#3 posted 01-10-2021 10:44 PM
Looks great. Nice work Jon!
-- Darrel
pottz
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#4 posted 01-10-2021 11:58 PM
very nice i love the combination of rustic and refined,beautiful burl.
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HowardAppel
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#5 posted 01-11-2021 12:17 AM
Very nice. The “angel” of adjustment took me a moment to figure and brought back memories of long long long ago with an economics professor at UCLA, Uzi Segal, who pronounced it as the “angel of tanyency.” Very thick accent.
mjon
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#6 posted 01-11-2021 04:17 AM
Sorry I can’t spell ,I spent most of the time in wood shop
BurlyBob
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#7 posted 01-11-2021 05:33 AM
Thai is very unique. I really like the book matched look of it.
recycle1943
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#8 posted 01-11-2021 12:58 PM
very unique stand and spelling has nothing to do with saw dust but you really should pay attention to your floor, quit scratching it lol
Your floor looks better than a lot of my projects
-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them
swirt
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#9 posted 01-11-2021 02:29 PM
Beautiful work.
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Kaleb the Swede
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#10 posted 01-11-2021 03:48 PM
Wow! That is pretty. Great work
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SawdustSteve
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#11 posted 01-11-2021 09:26 PM
Love this and have been thinking of making one for my wife. How did you handle the height adjustment? I see a pin there on the back – does the center support slide up and down with a series of holes the pin slides into or is it spring loaded so it doesn’t fall out or get lost?
-- Steve, California
mjon
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#12 posted 01-12-2021 06:03 AM
Just a series of holes and a pin the weight of the top holds it in place .my old shop was In Clements,Ca for 26 years but moved to London,ky 5 years ago to teach wood working and drink bourbon full time …cheers
TheOCDmaker
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#13 posted 02-08-2021 02:14 PM
LOVE this idea. I have a folding stand that I rarely put away and it is so ugly sitting in the living room. This would be way nicer to look at all the time!
-- AL, The OCD Maker, http://www.
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