headphone stand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2025
- Now that Christmas has come and gone, and the kids are back at school, I find myself with a little extra free time. So that means a new project can be started. Like many things I've been thinking of making over the years but just never got around to it, a headphone stand being one of them, now finally gets made. It's only a small project but I've taken as much care (if not more so, as being small means I need shoot very closely) as with all the other things I've made. Anyway I'm happy with the result and hope you enjoy the video.
Music: Brittle Rille- Reunited by Kevin Macleod.
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Your camera work/video editing is right up there with your craftsmanship. Beautiful.
Cool, thanks John.
you may not have a million views on your video yet but know this every person who is watching this video is in " complete bliss" !!! have amazing taste and spectacular skills. The way you portrait your video is simply beautiful !! Best wishes mate
Thank you. I,m happy you enjoyed the video.
This should have way more views. Your craftsmanship and video production is incredible.
Thank you.
Every time I watch one of your videos I get inspired. Everything you do is pure poetry - including how you produce your videos which seem to put me into a Zen state. I am in absolute awe of your work. Thank you so much for sharing your art with us.
Thanks Dwayne, very happy that my videos can bring on the 'Zen state'.😊
That's the word I was looking for
this is the second video of yours that im watching and your eye for detail is really something else. this too is stunning
Thanks, glad you are enjoying the videos:)
The final product turned out beautifully! I love your dedication replying to almost every single comment as well!
Thanks. I only get a few comments so it's not difficult;)
Beautiful work. That would hands down be one of the nicest headphone stands I've ever seen.
Thanks! My Wife and daughter both say it looks like a penguin:)
I lost it when the Kerbal Space Program music came on. Amazing work friend!
Core Lockout me too))
Thanks:):)
I love your mix of aluminum (or aluminium) and wood. I have seen some you tubers do some great looking projects, but you'd have stood above all others. My hat is off to you.
Thanks.
Just binge watched your videos last week. Really nice camera work/ background music.
Glad you liked em:)
I have just discovered your channel, saw two Videos and subscribed immediately. You have rediscovered the art of slowness. After so many timelapse videos, it's incredibly relaxing to see good craftsmanship in a way that deserves it.
Well thank you Rainer:)
Great job and love the style and your incorporating of wood with weight of metal, fantastic vision my friend
Thanks.
I'm currently binging on your project vids... so calming and enjoyable. Brilliant work!
Thanks, happy you enjoy the vids:)
I love how you over engineer things. That stand looks amazing.
Thanks.
wow amazing work ! I love your workshop, If I have same one I will never leave that room I will sleep there and working and crafting till death....fantastic !
Haha thanks:)
I really like these wood/aluminum pieces you’ve made. Nice job. I would however brush the aluminum vs polishing if it were me. Personal preference I guess.
Great work 👍🏼
Yeah brushing, anodising, they all look great.
Absolutely beautiful! I admire your attention to detail. My husband and I are inspired to make our own headphone stand instead of buying one.
Glad I could provide inspiration. Good luck with the stand.
bellissimo lavoro, bravo. Design essenziale ed elegante. interessante la tecnica usata per unire le guance in legno.
Grazie
I think by far what trips me out is watching you filing. We only get 10 seconds of footage but I know how long that actually takes. You're a gun.
Thanks, yeah filing can take a long time and it would be silly to show too much in the videos, just enough to show what's going on;)
Classy piece for a Nice pair of Audio Technica's (ATH-M70's??) . Big fan of them, still have a pair of AT2020's from back in the day...mighty fine kit. Noticed in the comments below you added a piece of acrylic to broaden the support, which was running through my head while watching...that and button heads. ;-P Otherwise an elegant masterful design and your money shots were bang on. Thanks for what you bring to YT with your Videography and quality artisanship! Hat Tip, ~PJ
Thanks again:)
Your work is absolutely amazing!!!
I am speechless...
Thank you:)
Your channel is fast becoming one of my favorites. Really dig the relaxed tone to the videos and your work is just awesome, really professional look and finish. What is your background? Dont tell me you are just a hobbiest?
OK, I wont tell you :) Thanks Bob.
Great work Attila!
Love the attention to detail in your craftsmanship, as well as the editing!
Would you mind explaining the steps from filing the raw aluminium to the high gloss finished product (ie what grit sandpaper you used, when dry when wet etc?)?
I have barely worked with aluminium until now but your videos really sparked something inside of me to also combine wood and aluminium.
Keep up the great content and quality!
Cheers,
Marc
Thanks Marc, First of all I think everyone should know that working with aluminium is not much more difficult than working with wood. You can use your saw and router on the metal, no problems. In the example here, first the parts are rough cut with jigsaw or rotary saw, then they are filed to shape using various files that be purchased as a set at your local hardware store.
Once you are happy with the shape, then the finishing process can begin. If you want to achieve a mirror finish on the part then you can start wet sanding straight away with 120 grit to remove all the saw and file marks. Then progress through 180, 240, 600 and 800 grit till you get a nice smooth, matte finish. Then it's on to the buffing wheels. If you have a nice surface (experience will tell you) then you can use the stitched rag buff with the brown compound until you have an even, highly reflective finish. Then to finish off, use the loose rag buff with the white compound to get a very high shine and finish with a soft cotton cloth (by hand) to complete.
I learned to polish just by doing it and learning as I went but of coarse it's not rocket science and you will get the hang of it quickly. Good luck.
@@AttilasWorkshop Thank you for the information. I was about to ask the same question. 🙏🏻
why does this have little views?? Great project and Video Presentation. More Power
Thanks.
Even knowing for a long time now that any blade that can cut wood can also cut aluminum it never occured to me that router bits would also work thank you for that!
Glad to help:)
man... i just came across your channel earlier today. i love your projects. would love to be able to buy a few of them.
Thank you.
Headphone stand is nice and all, but I subbed for the teabag trick. Genius!
Lol:)
I do not understand the 52 (at time of writing) thumbs down. What is wrong with people? Really nice work by the way, would love to see more like this.
Thanks.
Accepted the recommendation-did not regret it-great choice of material,excellent output to be spoken of by generations to come-unfortunately most of the current are not into craft and do not what they are missing out on.Gone 'Tube surfing for more of your inspirational work.
Thank you.
You should build them and sell them, outstanding work, and I like to say all three piece of work are outstanding too
Thanks.
Your videos are soothing and put people in a wonderful headspace. The attention to detail is ridiculously... eh... attentive! Love it. I saw your Router Table build and I couldn't be more pleased with the level of craftsmanship. We don't this these days. Everything is mass produced nowadays and nothing is unique.
You, my friend, are like the feudal swordsmith that the best would come see to make them the "Excalibur". New Sub.
Folks, this is how you get subs. Let your work do the talking. No need to beg "Don't forget to smash that like and subscribe button, and click the bell for notifications!"
Really glad you enjoy the videos:)
Reminds me of a Chris-Craft boat. Gorgeous
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No doubt, in few months you are going to get millions of views. Your videos are top quality.
Thank you:)
your works make me wanna cry in deep emotion. Thanks.
Thank you.
Now here is a loving piece of kit !!! Congrats !!
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Wow great job!!! I would love one of these!
Thanks.
@attila's workshop outstanding !!!!! just love it !!!
Thanks:)
really inspiring build and design
Glad you enjoyed the video:)
Fantastic! Looking for an aluminum dealer near me. Great production values too.
Thanks:)
Well done. Looks beautiful.
Thanks.
Sir, you're amazing!
Thanks.
Amazing, well made, well documented and presented.
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beautiful craftsmanship there.
Thank you:)
Nice final result. But why so thing the metal bit to hang the bandlet of the phones? It'll ruin the foam...
Yes, this is something I didn't think of at the time. I've since made a clip on acrylic curved 'foot' that spreads the load;)
Would've liked to see how you finished the metal parts
You saw the sanding. The polishing is even more boring. But I will show more polishing in a future video.
Fabulous craftsmanship. Do you ever glue your wood sections directly to the aluminium and if so what type of glue do you use.
No. The two parts are glued together with dowel through the aluminium.
I guess if you wanted to, you could fix the wood to the metal with epoxy although I,ve never tried it.
It's a beautiful piece but my god! How did you sand and polish the aluminium that beautifully like it's chrome plated? That's pretty impressive.
It's not very difficult with experience. Wet sand out all the large blemishes then hit the rag buffs on the grinder with polishing compound. You can quickly get a mirror finish:)
you deserve more subs, sir. gorgeous work
Thank you.
Very beautiful. A work of art
Thank you.
Beautiful, well done! 👏👍👌
Thanks.
Very beautiful design , i like mix aluminnum and wood !!!
Cool, thanks:)
everytime i saw your work, always awesome!!!...............................over and aver again, .............. best regard from Indonesia
Thank you.
your work is just stunning. you use a lot of jarrah... are you from WA?
Thanks, I'm from Melbourne and Jarrah is the only 'exotic' wood I can get easily (and can afford) here. The good thing is that Jarrah has a broad range of colour and grain;)
@@AttilasWorkshop it definitely is a beautiful timber with a gorgeous grain structure and fantastic colours particularly those reds! stay safe mate
Great attention to detail. Wow.
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Beautiful... as usual !
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this is some mighty fine work
Thanks:)
Beautiful design.
Thanks.
@@AttilasWorkshop My pleasure :). I see you have a near infinite supply of bubinga and aluminum haha. Im quite jealous.
Amazing work!!! What type of wood is used in this project?
The wood is an Australian species called 'eucalyptus marginata' or 'Jarrah'.
Stunning 👍👍😎👍👍
Thanks 👍
So beautiful! Well done.
Thank you.
Ho you find so good proportions? Do you have any drawing, dimensions? Thanks!
I simply made this to fit my Audio Technica Headphones with only a very rough sketch to start making.
Amazing work of art
Thanks:)
Beautiful detail work, great channel. Are you still doing projects?
Thanks. Yes, new video soon.
Your work is exquisite. What type of would did you use?
Thanks:) The wood is 'Jarrah' a native Australian timber.
@@AttilasWorkshop . Thank you. The combination with the aluminium is perfect.
*Exceptional!* 👏👏👏
Thanks.
Excellent video. If you don’t mind me asking what is your background In? I look forward to your future postings, keep up the great work!!!
Thanks. I am a printer, and have been so since 1984. Basically a machine operator.
Beautiful I Must say, Well Done!
Thanks.
You are not just craftsman toy are an Artist.
I am wondering what you would be able to make for the “HAM” Amateur-Radio community.
Thanks:)
Amazing job, thanks a lot for sharing!
My pleasure:)
Amazing! I love it!
Thanks.
Which aluminum alloy is best for polishing? And what aluminum alloy are you using?
I don't know which alloy is best. This was made with marine grade 5083 but I use anything I can get my hands on and have found they all polish up nicely......with enough work;)
Beautiful work. What do you use to finish the wood?
Thanks, it's just satin polyurethane in this case.
Would you be willing to share plans? as it's a very nice piece & I would like to make something very similar using your design as a base.
I don't make or use plans. As you can see it's very simple so you can just make it to suit your needs.
@@AttilasWorkshop I was just hoping for some basic dimensions really :(
I made this stand for my Audio Technica M50 head phones. Just measure up your headphones and you have the basic dimensions. That's exactly how I did it.
Why am I just seeing this? I’ve been looking for this for a long time and every time I search the web those mannequin-shaped stands were all I saw. And I am not fond of them. This stand is just stunning and luxurious. I love the marriage between wood and metal and how the screws are exposed instead of being covered. Although, it would have made the stand pop some more if they were covered with the same type of wood. Either way, this is just beautiful. Where can I get one? Please?
Thanks:)
@Attila's Workshop is this not for sale? If not, can I have it built for me?
Love your work,please try new wood and maybe a copper and/or brass, but if this is "your" style then run with it you are a very talented artist thank you
Thanks, yes I'm always thinking of new materials and copper and brass are up there;)
@@AttilasWorkshop Copper has gotten so expensive though!
Would like to make one! Great craftsmanship! Subbed!
Cool, have fun:)
Cool, have fun:)
VERY MODERN, ELEGANT and SOPHISTICATED to say the least. But tell me do you make templates of your designs or are they more one of a kind. I want this for this. "Hell why don't I make it" type of project.
Thanks. I just made this for my own use, but as you can see the design is very simple with only six parts, so you can easily make one for yourself.
Nice choice of music. Kerbal Space Program is a very good game. Lol.
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Watched the video thinking "this headphone stand needs moar struts"...
Goddamn beautiful.
Thanks:)
What kind of oil do you use for wood finish ?
Thank you for your help .
Greetings Mathias
The finish on the wood is satin polyurethane.
EXTRAORDINARIO, IMPRESIONANTE! LO FELICITO! OJALÁ PUDIERA HACER O COMPRAR UNO!!
gracias
Simply Amazing!
Thanks.
It looks absolutely amazing!
Do you have plans for it?
Greetings from Germany :)
Thanks Marian. I don't generally make detailed plans of anything I make, just a few sketches, mostly in my head. But you can see the design is very simple, you can make it to suit your needs:)
Remarkable ! you are talented
Thanks:)
That is a thing of beauty.
Thanks.
Hello there!
I love your work!
The reciprocating saw you use is it just a simple saw or a special one for metals (I mean the tool not the blades)?
Hi, It,s just a cheap generic jigsaw. The only thing a little special is that it has a pendulum action that can help in cutting thicker material more quickly. The blades are for cutting metal.
@@AttilasWorkshop Thank You! Keep on the good work!
it's so professional man
Thanks.
I’ve just started watching your videos and they have really inspired me to do my own similar work. Nothing made yet but lots of plans. Also love the Kerbal Space Program music choice at the start.
Cool, glad to provide inspiration:)
Мне надо такую же держалку, но чуть поинтереснее. Чтобы мою барсетку в Приоре красиво разместить. Да и еще подставку под шаурму, чтобы красиво кушать на ходу. Четким пацанам, четкие прибамбасы. )))
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Awesome work!!
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Waus - beautiful. I love the polished alu (I suppose it's alu?) - like a mirror. What kind of wood is it? Subbed!
Thanks. The wood is Jarrah.
Great project , congratulation....
Thanks.
Hello, how do you achieve a shine from aluminum, because it quickly dims due to oxidation of the surface?
I first sand then polish. I have things made over ten years ago from polished aluminium and they are still in good condition.
Nice and beautiful work pro 👍
Thanks.
Maybe you should have been a gunsmith? Exceptional work!
Thanks:)
Metal Player..... No words....
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I love it!
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Do you by any chance have printable images of the individual pieces used to make this build to use as guidelines? It would be amazing if so.
No, only rough drawings before I start making:)
Sad to hear, but amazing job on the piece.
Thanks.
Do you use standard wood cutting blades to cut the aluminum?
I use blades made for cutting aluminium.
Very, very, very wonderful
Thanks.