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Step 2Measure twice cut many
Height is 32 inches. Width is 27 inches. Front/back is 32 inches.
I started by building the base first. I used 4 elbows on the ends to give it a slight off the floor elevation. Here is an example pic the one side of the base. I've dry-fitted the rubber insulation foam. This is where the lower bout of the guitars will rest.
I started by building the base first. I used 4 elbows on the ends to give it a slight off the floor elevation. Here is an example pic the one side of the base. I've dry-fitted the rubber insulation foam. This is where the lower bout of the guitars will rest.
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Apr 30, 2009. 1:09 PMrobfalcon501
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Awesome thanks man, easy instructions and it really was cheap check it out
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Feb 7, 2008. 5:51 AMrino101
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hi i making one of these in shop class out of metal maybe but probably just pvc and i was wandering if u had the exact size of each piece between the bottom where the guitar lays and the upper part where the necks go so i don't have to measure my guitars, or maybe just the size of every peice?
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May 8, 2007. 5:48 PMRickC
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hi i need to make one of these stands for my tech class do any of u guys have like measurements for the distances form one bar to the other thanks
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May 15, 2007. 9:05 AMpoulw (author)
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measure the guitars at their widest -across the bridge-then add a few inches of safety space so as not to knock the other guitars when taking on out or putting back.
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