Figured Maple CD holder

musky1963
musky1963 Posts: 275
edited February 2012 in For Sale (FS) Classifieds
I have a pair of these made. Each one holds 40 cd's and they have the "pop-out" inserts. That means no fumbling trying to pull out a disc, especially if you have fat hands like me :redface:. You just push in and slightly up and the cd springs out enough so you can grab it easily. When you replace, you push in and slightly down and it locks in place. Very nice feature. $200 each. The nightstand shown is available as well(I have a pair of those too :wink:)
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Jeff
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  • Tony M
    Tony M Posts: 11,199
    edited February 2012
    Drooooool !!!

    Beautiful !
    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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  • schwarcw
    schwarcw Posts: 7,341
    edited February 2012
    They are beautiful!!!

    Jeff, you and I need to talk. I would like a custom equipment rack. I suspect that you live not too far away from me. I am in Pittsburgh.

    Regards,

    Carl
    Carl

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  • musky1963
    musky1963 Posts: 275
    edited February 2012
    Thanks all :biggrin: . Carl, shoot me a pm and tell me what you might be looking for me to make.
    Jeff
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  • steveinaz
    steveinaz Posts: 19,538
    edited February 2012
    Nice work man! Those are gorgeous.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 25,722
    edited February 2012
    steveinaz wrote: »
    Nice work man! Those are gorgeous.

    Agree completely.....only downfall is I would need one to hold 1500CD's
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  • jchouston
    jchouston Posts: 122
    edited February 2012
    How much for the night stand(s)?
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  • jchouston
    jchouston Posts: 122
    edited February 2012
    pitdogg2 wrote: »
    Agree completely.....only downfall is I would need one to hold 1500CD's

    That works out to be $7,500.00. Go for it! :)
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  • musky1963
    musky1963 Posts: 275
    edited February 2012
    I have tons of cds too, but tend I find myself listening to a select few dozen. I keep my most played discs in the smaller racks and near the system. I do make tall, single tier/column ones that hold up to 100 or so. As far as the nitestands, I will sell for $350 each. Remember, I make this stuff from solid stock from the rough form and try and do quality finishing. No junk filler woods, mdf or just air-nailed together. Most furniture that I make is mortise and tenon, like the audio racks(another thread), and very time consuming.
    Jeff
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  • michael1947
    michael1947 Posts: 775
    edited February 2012
    Hello there everyone in the CD/woodworking world. I have hundreds of cd's and plan to make up some nice holders from some reserved woods I have been hoarding for the past few decades...As soon as I get some time. Musky1963 is an accomplished woodworker and at the prices he is charging he's make'n 'bout fifteen cents per hour. If you get some of his stuff cherish it as it will be hard to match at any price.
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  • Tony M
    Tony M Posts: 11,199
    edited February 2012
    michael1947 wrote: »
    Hello there everyone in the CD/woodworking world. I have hundreds of cd's and plan to make up some nice holders from some reserved woods I have been hoarding for the past few decades...As soon as I get some time. Musky1963 is an accomplished woodworker and at the prices he is charging he's make'n 'bout fifteen cents per hour. If you get some of his stuff cherish it as it will be hard to match at any price.

    I also know the value and agree, these prices are great. Woodworkers just don't get what they should sometimes. There's a similar highly skilled woodworker near me selling a $3600.00 Beautiful figured maple bedroom suite for $1800.00 at a 1/2 priced sale. One of the most beautiful bedroom sets I've ever seen. Just imagine these racks or cd holders in a bedroom suite with some parts stained dark for contrasts. God, I almost bought this suit near me a couple of months ago. Really!

    I spoke a while with the guy and he too, starts with rough lumber and joins the joints to last a lifetime or three. The three coats ( I think he said 3) of finish takes time and money too.
    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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  • musky1963
    musky1963 Posts: 275
    edited February 2012
    Okay, how about I cover the shipping :neutral: ?
    Jeff
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  • musky1963
    musky1963 Posts: 275
    edited February 2012
    Glad you like it. It should be sturdy enough :lol:
    Jeff
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