Post by Martin on May 3, 2015 16:27:01 GMT
While enjoying my weekly Sunday stroll around the local shopping centre today 
, I happened across a few local traders with stalls set up in the middle of the thoroughfare.
One was selling what seemed to be reclaimed wood, repurposed as a variety of different items including cheeseboards, carving boards, clocks and whisky tables.
Among these I noticed a couple of cool looking instrument stands.
My long-suffering wife suggested I get one (an early father's Day pressie) and proceeded to buy it for me!
I've now got it home, and it seems perfect to sit in the living room, giving CBM a classy place to hang out
It's very simply made, with a stave from a Glenmorangie whisky barrel screwed into a piece of sanded and polished black walnut (salvaged from a tree in Elgin). A guitar hanger has then been fitted to the top of the stave.
Interesting, attractive and practical - I love it
, I happened across a few local traders with stalls set up in the middle of the thoroughfare.One was selling what seemed to be reclaimed wood, repurposed as a variety of different items including cheeseboards, carving boards, clocks and whisky tables.
Among these I noticed a couple of cool looking instrument stands.
My long-suffering wife suggested I get one (an early father's Day pressie) and proceeded to buy it for me!
I've now got it home, and it seems perfect to sit in the living room, giving CBM a classy place to hang out
It's very simply made, with a stave from a Glenmorangie whisky barrel screwed into a piece of sanded and polished black walnut (salvaged from a tree in Elgin). A guitar hanger has then been fitted to the top of the stave.
Interesting, attractive and practical - I love it
Jo whoever he is.
