BUILD PLANS NOTE: After some time has gone by since this project and consideration, I would like to make some improvements in a version two of this design before releasing build plans. So for now the build plans are not available, but a new version in the future.
Sorry if I missed something but what is the point of using the ball bearing standoffs to isolate the speakers from the stands if you anyway are driving a screw through the plate into the stand?
Hi, I can’t find links to the metal ball standoffs and swivel feet in your description. Would you be able to add these? Also, the plans don’t appear to be on your website yet. Many thanks.
I had every intention of making build plans for these, however after some careful consideration, I would really like to do a version 2.0 of these, because I think I can make them better. So, for now I don't think I will make plans available for these until V2.0 comes along.
Beautiful! I wish I could get wood that high quality where I live. As it is, if I ever tried to thread a woodsert into the end-grain like that, it'd split the moment I applied any torque. :( I typically use solid wood due to broader availability, but the humidity changes so much here, I typically see warpage by the time I get home from the store.
I personally like the look of the weights and understand not everyone will. The idea was to design something that does not look bulky and heavy. I think covering up the space between the legs will go against what i set out to do. I am happy with the outcome.
Hi sir a very effective design , but like one or two others I’m a bit unsure about the weights . Although as a hifi enthusiast I understand your thinking . Would it be possible for you to construct a container in the shape of a pyramid that would sit inside your stand , and contain a similar amount of weight even if you have to cut them up . But as I say I fully understand about them being a talking point , but I’m afraid with my dear wife it would be a very short conversation bless her . 👍👍👍😀
Yeah, not everyone will like the weights for aesthetics. I personally like the 'quirkiness' of it, and it fits nicely into my space. The idea was not to have a bulky looking design, and the weights made sense. Building something inside the space between the legs is not what I was looking for. For me I achieved my goal, but it will not be for all, which is fine with me.
You could probably easily make a box and fill it with sand, or make a holder for a smallish "medicine ball" / sand filled rubber ball. Or fill with lead shot if you don't mind having lead in a contained space
I wonder if this makes a difference in sound quality because it will take a long time to copy such a project if it doesn't benefit me at all. It would be nice to do it if improvements can be found. The video shows nothing at the end.
To my ears it made a difference on my speakers in my room. It is difficult to portray results in the video, I can only tell you in my own words my experience. It's like a product review, you can believe the reviewer or not, at the end it still shows nothing but an opinion. Hope fully I could add some additional interesting content in terms of showing how it was designed and built at least.
If you think this is a part of furniture and interior design, it is very good. DIY's craftsmen👍 If you really need a "HI-FI" speaker stand, um... design is wrong, material is wrong, parts is wrong.
@@ngsam3362 And why is that? What makes a speaker stand "hifi" ? For me, a speaker stand should have minimal surface area, look nice, be "solid" but also decoupled from the speaker (can easily do this with a foam pad). These stands could easily do most of that. You could easily add a sand ball instead of using gym weights, and wouldn't cost any more.
BUILD PLANS NOTE: After some time has gone by since this project and consideration, I would like to make some improvements in a version two of this design before releasing build plans. So for now the build plans are not available, but a new version in the future.
I like your idea and design. Im waiting for your upgrade! 😊
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This was incredibly satisfying and inspiring to watch. Will be making some with my Dad soon. Thanks for some awesome ideas!
Sorry if I missed something but what is the point of using the ball bearing standoffs to isolate the speakers from the stands if you anyway are driving a screw through the plate into the stand?
Great design! Glad that these plans are available for purchase!
And can you give a scheme for the manufacture of such racks?
I do like your speaker stands. The overall design and functionality works well here. Well done. 👍
Thanks! 👍
Can you provide a drawing of the racks?
Hi, I can’t find links to the metal ball standoffs and swivel feet in your description. Would you be able to add these? Also, the plans don’t appear to be on your website yet. Many thanks.
Did you have the plans for these speaker stands available for purchase? I was not able to find these great-looking stands on your website.
I had every intention of making build plans for these, however after some careful consideration, I would really like to do a version 2.0 of these, because I think I can make them better. So, for now I don't think I will make plans available for these until V2.0 comes along.
@@SoundBlab Gotcha! Totally understand. If you do make a “2.0” version, I would be interested!
Actually, are the build plans still available? Didn’t see this specific one on your site. Maybe I missed it?
Beautiful! I wish I could get wood that high quality where I live. As it is, if I ever tried to thread a woodsert into the end-grain like that, it'd split the moment I applied any torque. :(
I typically use solid wood due to broader availability, but the humidity changes so much here, I typically see warpage by the time I get home from the store.
Very good looking.. wish I had carpentry skills like that
Thanks 👍
Beautiful job !
Thank you!
Very nice, another quality design.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much 😀
would be cool to make a version of these with removable panels or even cloth grills to hide the weights.
I personally like the look of the weights and understand not everyone will. The idea was to design something that does not look bulky and heavy. I think covering up the space between the legs will go against what i set out to do. I am happy with the outcome.
Great & Innovative.....👌👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Please make 12"subwoofer box meshrment
😲👍👊 new project ❤️
Thanks
Hi sir a very effective design , but like one or two others I’m a bit unsure about the weights . Although as a hifi enthusiast I understand your thinking . Would it be possible for you to construct a container in the shape of a pyramid that would sit inside your stand , and contain a similar amount of weight even if you have to cut them up . But as I say I fully understand about them being a talking point , but I’m afraid with my dear wife it would be a very short conversation bless her . 👍👍👍😀
Yeah, not everyone will like the weights for aesthetics. I personally like the 'quirkiness' of it, and it fits nicely into my space. The idea was not to have a bulky looking design, and the weights made sense. Building something inside the space between the legs is not what I was looking for. For me I achieved my goal, but it will not be for all, which is fine with me.
You could probably easily make a box and fill it with sand, or make a holder for a smallish "medicine ball" / sand filled rubber ball. Or fill with lead shot if you don't mind having lead in a contained space
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nice
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Hi, great job, can you share the plans? Unfortunately I don't find it. Many thanks 👍
Hi, sorry for the delay man, I have not been able to finish them yet. I am hoping to have them up soon though. Keep checking back.
@@SoundBlab hmm, still don't see them anywhere 😭
Bonito pero esas pesas le quitan eso
I wonder if this makes a difference in sound quality because it will take a long time to copy such a project if it doesn't benefit me at all. It would be nice to do it if improvements can be found. The video shows nothing at the end.
To my ears it made a difference on my speakers in my room. It is difficult to portray results in the video, I can only tell you in my own words my experience. It's like a product review, you can believe the reviewer or not, at the end it still shows nothing but an opinion. Hope fully I could add some additional interesting content in terms of showing how it was designed and built at least.
You Build bazooka
интересно, интересно... а по виду, обычная табуретка.
The result is not worth time and money at all...
Maybe for you, but I enjoyed designing and building them. It was totally worth it for me.
If you think this is a part of furniture and interior design, it is very good. DIY's craftsmen👍
If you really need a "HI-FI" speaker stand, um... design is wrong, material is wrong, parts is wrong.
@@ngsam3362 And why is that? What makes a speaker stand "hifi" ?
For me, a speaker stand should have minimal surface area, look nice, be "solid" but also decoupled from the speaker (can easily do this with a foam pad). These stands could easily do most of that. You could easily add a sand ball instead of using gym weights, and wouldn't cost any more.