Now we’re up to four guitars and a promise from my fiancé to buy one of them. My friend and I started our business, String Theory Guitar, a month ago with three guitars and a dream: to sell guitars on Etsy.
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Feel free to ask any questions or leave any comments here or on the blog post. Please note that the instructions here are for the stand I built, which is pretty large. The first guitar stand took well over an hour, but I was able to build the second stand in about 30 minutes. I used this method to build two guitar stands for String Theory Guitar in Concord, NH.
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The whole project took me less than an hour from start to finish so if you’re interested in learning how to make your own DIY Guitar Stand, keep reading below! The best thing about this was that it was very cheap and lightweight which made it perfect for transporting between gigs or even just around town! That’s when I came up with this idea of using PVC pipes as the main frame for the stand. I wanted something simple and easy so that anyone can do it even if you don’t have any tools or experience with woodwork. However, all of them were way too complicated and expensive for me. It wasn’t until I got completely fed up with tripping over my guitars that I decided to finally get around to it.Īfter doing some research on the internet, I found out that there are many different ways of making a guitar stand. I have always wanted to try my hand at making a guitar stand for my acoustic guitars. If you are into instruments and want to learn how to make one yourself then this is the perfect blog for you. In this tutorial, we will be talking about how to make a DIY guitar stand. I’ve also never seen a DIY guitar stand done quite like this before so I hope you enjoy and learn something new!Īngle Grinder with cutting disc and grinding disc (optional)ĭrill with 1/8″ drill bit and Phillips head bit After building this one, I feel like it’s just as good, if not better than the one that I bought. In the past, I’ve spent $80 to buy a guitar stand that I thought was pretty cool. This project is a combination of my love for guitars and my love for making things. I’m really happy with the outcome and, since it’s on wheels, I can move it around easily. My only worry was that it would be heavy and take up too much space in my room, but in reality it is pretty light and compact. I purchased almost all of the materials from a hardware store.
It was really easy and didn’t cost a lot. At first I was just leaning them against my bed but then I decided to make my own guitar stand. If you have more than one guitar, you probably know the problem of storing them. I suggest using cardboard or plastic, as they can be easily bent into shape and will hold your guitar securely. If you do not have the materials to make this, then you can use any material that is cheap and easy to get. Here is a video showing how to make your own DIY guitar stand from scratch.
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