As the number of instruments I have began to grow, I wanted a some kind of wall hanger to display everything. I went with a simple design consisting of a long board with metal hangers. These would then fastened to the board, and the board into the studs in my wall.
The mounting plates I made from some plate steel that I drilled two holes in. The U shape that holds the guitar was a rod that I bent using a tubing bender. To get the small raised ends, I placed the U shape in an arbor press with a bar across it, and pressed down.
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I then proceeded to make 3 more brackets. To prevent the metal from scratching the guitars, I used Plastidip on the brackets. This is the same stuff that can be used to make rubber handles on tools.
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The board was very straightforward and plain, so to add some flare, I used a router to make a decorative edge around the perimeter. I then used some red stain I had.
These brackets are then fastened to the wooden board.
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I could have moved the guitars a little closer and made more brackets, but at the time, 4 instruments was all I had.
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