Heavy-Duty Adjustable Amplifier/Radio Chassis Stand

grabcad

Functional real-world build of an adjustable heavy-duty amplifier or radio chassis stand similar to a crusty relic from the 1970's that it will replace. Someone sells a light-duty $150 to $180+ version online - big bucks for just a couple dollars worth of material, hardware, and machine time.Updated: Version 006 is 0.75 in. material. Has parts tray and choice of long or short base. Other files are original version and 1.0 in. material. Newer and earlier versions in use here.Cut from 1 in. Purebond plywood scraps and assembled with Titebond supreme glue, 1/4 and 3/8 in. fasteners, and 2 sheetrock screws (eliminated need to wait for glue to dry). All clearances added in CAM and do not appear in CAD file. Feet will be whatever is available locally. Rubber cushion on upper supports will be attached with contact cement or gorilla snot (3M weatherstrip adhesive). Hardware will be powder coated black. Will be sealed with polyurethane. Adding stainless steel trim/bling since there were no other shiny components... Motion will be limited to 45 degree tilt (which is where mine is almost always positioned) when I build another.