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Finished this Amp Builder's/Tech Chassis Stand this week…Red Oak.






The next one will have a waterproof tray for a sponge, a breadboard, and a power outlet with on/off switch built in. I'll also try to get the arms to pivot 360 degrees and clamp to the chassis at some point.

Changed the direction of the grain on the guitar stands, thinking it looks better running horizontal…finished these two up recently. Used up some reclaimed Wormy Chestnut rafters off an over-a-century old roof structure in North Carolina.






Something similar in basswood next.

Just wrapped up a black cherry Low Rider amp stand to fit a Vintage Sound Classic 15 combo in a cherry cabinet.

DIY link: http://atlas-stands.com/vintage-sounds- ... tar-stand/

Raw materials before milling


The amp












Coming soon will be a cherry studio amp stand for a Twin Reverb and Milkman Creamer.
http://atlas-stands.com/twin-reverb-mil ... nd-cherry/

We try to do something like this a couple times a year to show our gratitude, this time it's a basswood guitar stand.



Link to enter: http://atlas-stands.com/giveaway-2/

Congrats to Myke Fedyk, winner of the St. Patrick's Day giveaway this week!

Just finished up this Cherry Studio amp stand with an adjustable backrest for a Twin Reverb or Milkman Creamer combo.

DIY link: http://atlas-stands.com/twin-reverb-mil ... nd-cherry/








Hoping for the next giveaway on July 4th!

This is the latest solid sassafras Atlas Studio Amp Stand I built from a few weeks ago. I've been covered up lately and just now getting around to sharing. Its the same wood as the 1968 Ampeg that's sitting on it, just not been popped black, sanded back down and then stained English Chestnut. Originally I was going to keep it for myself and my Ampeg. It's gone to CA now.

First attempt at a laminated guitar stand design. Paulownia with a layer of chestnut down the middle. 6 pounds.

Finished shaping this rough cut black cherry into an amp chassis stand this week…

Went with Walnut sides and a Butternut center piece here, kept the stock on this one as thick as possible. Somewhat rustic as well with some of the wane wood and wormholes.

Butternut this time

Some gorgeous work there josh

Thank you!

Finally finished this solid Black Walnut Low Rider amp stand for a Mesa Boogie Mark V Combo after 11 weeks on the workbench. It took a while but was a true pleasure to build.

















Build Thread: http://atlas-stands.com/mesa-boogie-mar ... ery/page/1

Finished this guitar stand for a Martin D-28 this week - Reclaimed American Wormy Chestnut









Build Thread: http://atlas-stands.com/martin-d-28-atl ... ery/page/1

joshatatlasstands wrote:Finished this Amp Builder's/Tech Chassis Stand this week…Red Oak.

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The next one will have a waterproof tray for a sponge, a breadboard, and a power outlet with on/off switch built in. I'll also try to get the arms to pivot 360 degrees and clamp to the chassis at some point.

That is too freakin cool!!

Those amp cabs you build are freaking GORGEOUS too (just like everything else you build)

Thank you!

Atlas Amp Building Chassis Stand - Oak - with a second tray for tubes







Build Thread: http://atlas-stands.com/oak-chassis-stand/

I like the tube tray!
How much for just a tray?

The one pictured ran $75 finished with a tung oil. The owner changes tubes alot and needed an extra tray.

Oooof - I thought maybe I could afford a tray.......

You could probably make one, they aren't complicated, just time consuming.

I can see the work you put into them - finished inside and out, smooth surfaces, radiused corners everywhere. You really make a quality product.

Thank you

Atlas Low Rider Amp Stand with an adjustable backrest - Cherry

My latest completion, a Walnut Amp Chassis Stand - the adjustable brackets attach directly to an amp chassis and rotate 360 degrees.