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Step 5Rack and Roll!!!
Again, you can do this in so many ways and make use of those scrap metals and pipes lying around in your backyard.
you can also make one using pieces of wood (as some did here) as long as you "insulate" the wood properly your guitar should be free from dings and scratches.
And with the installed rollers casters, you can move them anywhere without having to take out your guitar piece by piece.
so Rack... and Roll!!!
you can also make one using pieces of wood (as some did here) as long as you "insulate" the wood properly your guitar should be free from dings and scratches.
And with the installed rollers casters, you can move them anywhere without having to take out your guitar piece by piece.
so Rack... and Roll!!!
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Feb 12, 2010. 1:20 AMAce on the bass
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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...
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