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Steam bent white oak music stand, first steam bent project and it was a 100% success! Made out of white oak, mostly quarter sawn

A short while ago I was searching amazon for a guitar stand. My guitars are mounted on the wall but when I play I like to put it down once and awhile. I found some metal and wire ones that weren't too expensive and a few metal ones that were pretty nice but a bit more. Then I came across one...

I have to admit this project came right off the top of my head. Being married to a Bluegrasser she might need a place to put her dulcimer while playing so I came up with this. I used ash and walnut for this project and if you look close the upright portion of this stand is a large replica of the...

The original top was the typical thin metal folding type. Through the years the clip where it comes together when it is open has sprung and often wouldn't stay straight and my songbooks would fall off. I looked at a lot of stands here on LJ and decided I didn't want to totally make a new one...

Thanks to one of you Lumberjocks, my sister is getting a music stand. I got this idea from a project I saw on this site. It is made with dougfir, ash and mohogany. I only have about 800 hrs. in it! lol

This music stand is made from mahogany with Brazilian satinwood inlay and holly stringing, along with ebony accents. The desk portion is crotch mahogany veneer on a solid mahogany substrate, with satinwood and a custom made banding. The banding is made from holly and ebony and depicts the first...

hello ljs - been messing with this for awhile - my oldest son made a national drum corp this year (trumpet) so i thought this was in order. he also has a hard rock band (a city divided) lead guitar - the project is made from curly maple , hard maple , and padauk. the mechanics were changed...

I made this music stand for my son. Most of it came out of my scrap box, the little parts. The frame is .

I made this stand as a wedding gift for a precious couple who are both musicians. Materials are walnut and hickory, finished with Danish oil. Modeled after some antiques I saw online. I think I used every tool in my shop during the process, from milling to details to final assembly. First time...

Finally done! It took much more time than I expected, because I had been a bit busy doing this and that, I could have not spent much time in the shop, like an hour a day sometimes, so it took much longer. Well, it's done now. As I wrote in the blog, there were some points for this music stand...

My dear sister invited me to a flute camp' s recital in Asheville, NC held on their final day . I enjoyed the whole trip and learned some things, one of which was that such a thing as a flute camp even existed. My sister showed me a fellow student's flute stand. - another thing I never knew even...

I just delivered this pair of music stands completed in June 2018. These stands are a variation of the 2015 "Mancini" Music Stands that I built for the Salmagundi Club of New York City. These new stands feature an improved Desk Angle Adjustment Mechanism-designed by my father-Roland Young...

Here a music stand I made for my daughter for her birthday. I made it out of walnut and curly maple wood. I hunted for sometime for some good designs and really never found any. So I end up making it up as I went.

I need a shelving unit to display my many wood mechanical toys and wood locks. I searched through different shelf designs, and liked this circa 1909 Music Stand design. I stretched the 15 inch wide design to 24.5 inches wide to give more shelf space. I used red oak on this project. I also...

I volunteer with a group that presents folk music concerts. The performers often want a small table on stage to hold drinks, spare instruments or electronics, and we provide bar stools, speakers, or whatever we can find to do the job. For a recent concert, a particularly disreputable stool was...

Don't get me wrong, I love getting orders from clients, but when someone places an order for one of these, I cringe just a tad because I know what's coming. These things are a BEAR to build. But afterward, when I am relaxing and smoking my Victory Cigar, it is all worth the effort (also shown...

I built this hand-carved music-stand for a doctor client, in part by recycling the solid-walnut top of a coffee table retired by the client. The table top was used for the sheet-music support and the base of the stand. New walnut having a matching color was selected for other parts. A through...

I had hoped to photograph this piece in a more formal setting but logistics and timing didn't work out so I took these pictures on the most empty wall in our house that I could find! This stand was completed March 9, 2019. It is made from Cherry with a Black Lacquer finish and shop made Brass...

This is a desktop music stand that I made for a good friend. The marquetry was made with a background of chestnut burl and dyed veneers from B&B Rare Woods. The black outer banding and ledge were made from ebonized cherry, and the stand was actually removed from a bamboo cookbook stand which I...