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Multiple Guitar Rack and Roll!

Multiple Guitar Rack and Roll!
This instructible is for a 6 multiple guitar stand / rack with rollers.

How to make your own multiple guitar rack/stand from materials that are lying around in your backyard. Well at least I have so many junk in my backyard i could probably make an M1A1 tank out of them and put a stamp "made in china" on it! hahahaha.


 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
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materials:

+ round metal pipes any diameter (can be bought in your local hardware stores or junk yard)
1 piece of 7' footer
1 piece of 64" inches of pipe
1 piece of 35" inches of pipe

+ square bar (2x2) or any (also from your local hardware or general milling industrial store or if you have a work out bench you are not using it will do the job. Mine did.
1 piece of 40 inches

for this project:

+ welding tools
+ nuts and bolts
+ roller casters 4 pieces
+ foam pipe insulation, or pipe tubing, or the like
+ black paint

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11 comments
Feb 12, 2010. 1:20 AMAce on the bass says:
Ever thought of doing the same thing with some small diameter PVC pipe?  Should be faster to work with, just cut to length, glue it together., plus more lightweight.  If you use some threaded pieces you might even be able to have a stand that you can disassemble, throw into a bag and take to a gig.  Just a thought...
Feb 19, 2009. 1:19 PMwazupwiop says:
AGILES RULE
Feb 18, 2009. 4:52 AMgmjhowe says:
Great work, the final thing looks pretty professional. I suggest maybe splitting steps 2 and 3 up a bit, you have plenty of pictures there to add a bit more description, and make it a bit clearer.
Feb 18, 2009. 11:59 PMgmjhowe says:
Those further steps are much better, makes for much clearer reading! I also have trouble with mouse overs. I normally switch over to Opera, or Firefox if needed.
Feb 19, 2009. 2:12 AMgmjhowe says:
Oh another quick tip. Put a picture of the final thing as the first image on the intro step, so people browsing see it in the thumbnails.
Feb 19, 2009. 2:11 AMgmjhowe says:
Especially metal junk, you can get a bit for metal at the scrap yard.
Feb 21, 2009. 2:12 AMgmjhowe says:
Mouse overs seem to be working!

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Author:raxel(Artsybelle)
Just having some fun with junx and recycling stuff! If you have anything to ask on just about anything, please don't hesitate.