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Building a case to hold all of my guitars
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<blockquote data-quote="VitaminG" data-source="post: 119420" data-attributes="member: 2326"><p>I had a couple of ideas.</p><p></p><p>1. What if you had foam or carpet covered T-bars behind each guitar, so that the guitar leans back on it while it's hanging from a hanger? The lean of the guitar, the friction of the T-bar and the grip of the hanger should stop them swinging about when you move it - unless the plan is to give the kids rides up and down your hallway on top of it.</p><p></p><p>2. What about getting the bottom prongs off a guitar stand and fitting them below the hangers? Mount them in a hole at a predetermined length below each hanger and if you need to put in a different guitar, relocate the bottom mount. If you predrill 3 or 4 holes in a vertical row below each hanger, relocating the mount will be dead easy and you won't have to drill new holes in your pretty finish. Advantage is that they can angle, or hook around one point of a V, or what have you. So you won't need to radically alter anything for different shaped guitars.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VitaminG, post: 119420, member: 2326"] I had a couple of ideas. 1. What if you had foam or carpet covered T-bars behind each guitar, so that the guitar leans back on it while it's hanging from a hanger? The lean of the guitar, the friction of the T-bar and the grip of the hanger should stop them swinging about when you move it - unless the plan is to give the kids rides up and down your hallway on top of it. 2. What about getting the bottom prongs off a guitar stand and fitting them below the hangers? Mount them in a hole at a predetermined length below each hanger and if you need to put in a different guitar, relocate the bottom mount. If you predrill 3 or 4 holes in a vertical row below each hanger, relocating the mount will be dead easy and you won't have to drill new holes in your pretty finish. Advantage is that they can angle, or hook around one point of a V, or what have you. So you won't need to radically alter anything for different shaped guitars. [/QUOTE]
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