rwillett

.... unless you have a headless bass or guitar I actually do have this stand, and the portable one and the three headed one. They are great stands but do make rather a fundamental assumption about your bass/guitar (apart from the small portable one). Rob

If you want the top surface nice and flat, print it in PLA top down on a smooth plate on your 3d printer. Turn it back the right way on the bass and job done. Print at the slowest speed and at the highest resolution and if you can tell it extrude 5% more for the first layer or two, it'll be a lovely finish and not need sanding. I was going to say that it looks like its printed on a plate for PETG which is not smooth, but the dimpling is too pronounced. I actually like the top surface though. Rob

No offense taken by me. Whether he plays too many or too few notes, it still sounds gorgeous. I don't think I'm in a position to critique his skills as a bass player. Now if he wants to discuss compiler theory or Perl or SmallTalk or network architecture, let me know and I'll see what I can do Rob

I reckon 50% of the blokes had tank tops on under their coats.

Wow! That sounds gorgeous

To be honest, it doesn't really matter which one you'll buy as you'll probably end up buying all of them anyway. Just think of it as the first of many... Rob

Oi you young whipper snapper! Some respect for your olders and betters...

I did exactly what was suggested with ordinary hard wood dowels about six weeks ago. Used a decent wood glue on a MIM Jazz neck. Left it to dry properly (24 hours) and re drilled it to fit a different body. No issues whatsoever. I'm going to do another neck in a few weeks and will do the same again. I've no concerns about the strength at all. Rob

I look at these the same way I look at Ferraris, super yachts, mansions, supermodels…. Fabulous but so far out of reach that I'm not disappointed. I'll stick with my Seat Leon, my paddle board, my house and the CFO

Always happy to help with a bigger board 😀

Luke brought a leather strap. Great comms, immediate payment, easy to work with. Zero issues, just like it should be. Thanks Rob

Thanks for this.

Did you have a schematic for this please?

I would agree with @neepheid and that may is doing an awful lot of work here. All of the comments are spot on. We have different basses for all sorts of reasons but often just because we want to. Nothing wrong with that.

Which is a great attitude to have.

Let me know what you need. I've two Prusa MK4's. Oddly enough they are doing sod-all at the moment Rob

Really?

Mmmm.....breakfast.... I suspect we'll be there for that and to help setup. Rob

I wish I had either of them

This is a very nice, modular pine shelving system. We brought it go around an corner in our attic room but is no longer needed. Its very, very sturdy and has any number of different ways it can be put together. There are various heights, various lengths and various widths of shelves. Surprisingly it has all the bits apart from whatever screws you need to attach it to the wall. The wire bits hold the shelves up, which is so much better than a little button. We had it with heavy books on it and it's as straight as the day it came to us. From memory it cost aground £5-600 for all the bits as they a massive step up in quality from IKEA Collection from near Settle in North Yorkshire. Free to anybody who wants them, they will probably fit in a medium sized estate/saloon. Needs to go quickly though Thanks Rob Now gone.

Basically does anything look right on this?