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Music Stand
comments (3) February 22nd, 2010 in Reader's Gallery
Clide_Craftsman, member
18 users recommend
Music Stand Back View
Photo: Dan Gabriel, Dayton Commercial Studio
This Music Stand was a High School Graduation present for my Nephew. It adjusts and locks in place from sitting to standing heights or anywhere in between. For travel, it comes apart in three sections and fits in a padded suitcase. The Top is 9/32" thick Birdseye Maple with book-matched White Oak panels. The 1-1/2" diameter sliding column is alternating strips of Cherry and White Oak. The Base is figured Cherry and Walnut Burl. The Trunion and pivot are "shop made" plywood from cherry veneer scraps. The Birdseye Maple was found in a skid. The White Oak panels and Cherry legs were the scrap ends of otherwise clear boards. The Walnut Burl was found in a pile of firewood. Nice scrap...If I do say so myself.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Music Stand
posted in: Reader's Gallery, music stand
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