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It looks great Josh, American Black Walnut is my favorite wood for amp cabinets etc. The freaking dust from working with it is killer it's the only time I wear a mask in the woodshop.

You should post this in the "effecs" forum here, a lot of the guys are building pedal boards over there.

Very neat and tidy

Thanks Casey...I hope to one day have a decent build plan for a wooden and shielded/grounded guitar effects pedal chassis:)

Two matching Wormy Chestnut “Micro” amp stands...

Here's the build thread: http://www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/f ... -amp-stand

I love this old timber, it's amazing to work with. It came from a reclaimed barn in North Carolina near here. Both stands weigh 8.25 pounds.

This would look good in hardwood too. I stole this image from the Telecaster DIY forum, so I hope the owner doesn't mind.

yes, that is on my bucket list...along with the wooden shielded/grounded pedal chassis.

For some reason the list grows faster than I can keep up.

OK you've convinced me...I'm gonna make one...didn't recognize the cove cut on the table saw until tonight. I need a spindle sander in a bad way though.

Dude.....those are absolute works of art


You are an incredibly talented guy


Love that pedalboard with the little raised platforms.....so awesome!

Wow, thanks y'all...you're very kind

this is an Atlas Ash Studio Amplifier Stand...finished it last week...needing more hours in a day here lately.












Looking forward to the Nashville Amp Expo this weekend.

http://www.nashvilleampexpo.com

Some great pics/ ideas here.

Spreading good vibes and helping our neighbors.

We built this custom Spalted Hackberry Atlas Low Rider w/ folding Kick-Out guitar stand last week.

A Table Top fits in the center of the base for use with stacked rigs.

Last weekend the Nashville Amp Expo went well, it was awesome mixing with many of the amp and guitar builders. So much to learn with so few hours in a day.








Coming up...um...hmmm...Hickory/Pecan

Very thankful for all the support y'all.

Some stunning work there dude, beautiful!


I love that little support you found casey!

very grateful for the support and kind words.

Hickory Amp Builder/Tech Chassis Stand…with reversible cradles for smaller projects

Build Thread: http://www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/f ... nd-hickory






May it help build some bad ass amps in the years to come.

Those chassis stands rock . . .

This thread is amazing. Can't believe I'm just now seeing it. Josh i love the old school/rustic aesthetic of these stands. The amp stand with the guitar stand built in is so frickin' cool! And I know some cats who would love one of those chassis stands. I'm gonna send them a link to this thread. Keep up the great work and keep postings pics!

Trying something different here.

This is a solid mahogany Low Rider Atlas Stand with a Kick-Out Guitar Stand and a Table Top for the amp head. Blackfoot Custom Amps was nice enough to let us use their amplifier for the picture, and one of Cavey's Custom Guitars is a perfect fit.

This is the one of only two Atlas Low Riders to have ball socket closures.





Build Thread: http://www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/f ... tar-stands

Thanks for checking it out!

Walnut Amp Tech/Builder's Chassis Stand...adjustable...reversible.

Parts tray for holding three preamp tubes, one rectifier tube, and four power tubes among other things. 






Atlas Build Thread:
http://www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/f ... and-walnut

Just too cool, Walnut is my favorite wood.

As soon as I get my woodshop set up again, a chassis stand is the first thing I am going to build. I have some Black Walnut on hand already. It would never look like your level of craftsmanship but I am sure it'll be functional.

We will be giving away a free amp stand in a couple weeks...

Here's the link to submit an entry:
www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/giveaway



We're very grateful for all the support we've gotten over the past couple years!

Kind Regards,
Josh

just under 3 days left to get into the drawing...

http://www.atlas-stands.com/index.php/giveaway

Completed a few more projects:

























And 3 days left to enter the next guitar stand giveaway!

Thanks for the pics Stefan:

Not only does the wood look great, but you have some great designs. I'm sure you've worked hard on them and everything looks like they work together so nicely!

Woow

Very nice work! Have you considered building storage compartments into your guitar and amp stands?