New member Username: TigzstudioPost Number: 2 Registered: Aug-05 | Hey there, I just finished my DIY from scratch led speaker stands, (bondo, and glue still drying)..! pics: image 1 image 2 ingrediants: 1x MDF board shelf 5'x.5"x1'(1.99) 1x hammered metal spray paint (rustoleum) 1x gloss white spray paint (krylon) 4x 6" pvc pipe (.69 cents each) 2x white led super bright (1 per stand) ($2.00) 1x custom cut plexi (frosted with sand paper) ($4.00) total cost ~ $24.00 tools used: sodder sodering iron circular saw drill sand paper (400, 1500, 1800) super glue bondo floor glue I need my desktop Paradigm Speakers to rise another 6" on my desk, however I didnt want to hunt for them in store, and have to spend 79 dollars for them! so i improvised. heh. the hardest part was the led/switch wiring The leds get power from my computer system ( i was thinkin bout using a battery 9v or 2 x AA, but it would only last 1 week, i want em on while my audiophile computer system is on! Also integrated a switch on each stand incase i want to turn em off. They get power via mini fan connecter (+5v). I used 5v white led. I used sleeving on the wiring from computer to speaker so it looks like hi-fi speaker cable. If you dont want the extra wire u can just remove the cable and it is flush at the base. The pics will be coming showing step by step process of build.. let me know what u think! thanks, |
Silver Member Username: Joe_cAtlanta, GA Post Number: 967 Registered: Mar-05 | lets see it setup, looks pretty cool though. |
Gold Member Username: Jan_b_vigneDallas, TX Post Number: 5368 Registered: May-04 | Looks just like that '67 Impala with the lights under the chassis that I saw at the car show. |
Gold Member Username: Joe_cAtlanta, GA Post Number: 1086 Registered: Mar-05 | Don't have to change the oil in these though. |
Gold Member Username: Jan_b_vigneDallas, TX Post Number: 5371 Registered: May-04 | Don't give him anymore ideas, j.c. |
New member Username: Louisa9Post Number: 2 Registered: Feb-12 | looks pretty cool though. |
Platinum Member Username: Project6Post Number: 16114 Registered: Dec-03 | WTF is a "sodder"??? |