Speaker Stands DIY with a Classic-Modern look

Today I will make a pair of speaker stands.
They fit well for both my studio monitors and for my bookshelf speakers.
For this woodworking project I used fir wood and some MDF scraps, trying to achieve a classic and modern design at the same time, creating contrast between wood and black parts.
The final result satisfies me a lot and integrates well with the living room furniture where I placed the speakers.
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Timecodes:
0:00 Loud Music in 3...
0:42 Cutting the mdf parts
2:26 Planing of the chamfer
3:28 Filling with putty
4:40 Coating with primer
5:34 Spray painting of the black parts
6:22 Making of the wooden parts
8:45 Painting and varnishing of wood
9:21 Assembly of the pieces
9:46 Test Time
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[@LTMS]

For this project I used the jigsaw table I built in my previous video, which came in very handy for cutting circles.
You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/7VbokFEmj7o/video.html
However, it can also be made without power tools.
Leave a comment to let me know if you like this design, thanks.

[@user-bf9nv7ld7q]

you make it all seem so effortless.

[@LTMS]

Thank you, I was lucky enough to work in carpentry some time ago and I have acquired a solid foundation. If you have those you can do a lot even with a few basic tools

[@nigelt9246]

The quality of production both video and craftsmanship is truly remarkable.
The audio reactor inside your logo is really dope. 👍

[@LTMS]

The reactor was the hardest thing to make, but funny to do it. Thanks for your kind thoughts.

[@albertopozzallo3112]

Decisamente figo!! Bravo!!

[@LTMS]

Grazie per il supporto, decisamente apprezzato

[@woodcraftbeer]

Buen trabajo!! Me gusta! Enhorabuena!

[@LTMS]

Gracias por su apoyo, estoy muy contento