Interestingly, those speakers have seen quite a life in the last twenty years. Crafting those stands in that way for those speakers says a great deal about the philosophy behind it. Really, really impressed and warmed by how that all worked out ☺️

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers John. After a bit more thought, figured out I bought the Rogers in autumn '99. Seen a fair bit of action and still bangin. Stands turn them into a proper piece of furniture plus, positioned as they are, sound better than ever partnered with the NAD. 👌

Utterly beautiful and functional too ... thought you would be a Linn Sondek man though ! Not many of us left that sit down and appreciate the detail a well thought out HiFi can give you. Great video as always.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Chris! I think I'd be in trouble forking out for a Linn Sondek. Did bid on a Linn tone arm recently funny enough. Just a stopgap turntable at the mo. I've pretty much decided I'm getting a NAD C588 turntable. Already got a Nagaoka MP110 cartridge from Japan waiting for the upgrade. 😁 I'll try and stop there though. Can get a bit out of hand the ol' hifi game. I get a lot if pleasure out of just listening these days though. All the best.

I'd struggle to think of another channel that could pull off sculptural woodworking, steam bent inlays, concrete casting and a hand operated CNC in one 20 minute video.... Wow!... Do you know if John Heisz watches your channel? I'm sure he'd enjoy this

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Aw cheers Keith. Means a lot. Don't think I'm on John Heisz' radar mate. He's the man though. Very creative.

@RagnBoneBrown

2 жыл бұрын

@@BischBaschBosch I've dropped him a link, hopefully he'll check it out 👍

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Keith. Any luck I'd have 2 KZread legends drop by. Yerself and yer man.😁👍

What a superb project, the speakers look very cool on their stands, great to hear they now please your discerning ear! 👍😀. This has reminded me I have some good B&W monitors packed away, next year I’ll endeavour to treat them to some stands, thanks for the inspiration 👏😀

@BischBaschBosch

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Didn't take this one too seriously but I enjoyed it. Makes all the difference having speakers at the right height! I worked for B&W for a while many years ago. They make great speakers. Use 'em if you got 'em!👍

They are truly beautiful and a work of art.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Very kind thank you!

@muggerjm

2 жыл бұрын

@@BischBaschBosch your work is another level.

Nice build amigo! Really enjoyed what Ching it and seen all gadgets getting to good use!!!

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers buddy. Nothing like a varied build to put all the widgets to use.👍

Stunning creations. Selling yourself short by describing those as speaker stands when they are flowing pieces of wooden art worthy of gallery display. Like the minimal Hi-Fi setup too.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Very kind mate, thank you.

Fantastic you must be stoked

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I am yeah. Nice to make something for yourself now and again. Most importantly, really enjoying listening to music with them!

Keep the longer videos coming. Speakers look great!

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you mate. I will try and do more longer vids. They take a lot of time to produce though so they won't be as regular as shorter ones.

Wow. They look beautiful. Thanks for posting the build. I enjoyed watching you utilising your extruded aluminium set up to create something so beautiful that required a lot of different techniques. Genius.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Very kind, thanks Richard. I'm always a bit conscious showing the machine in use that it's relatively unique and a lot of people might not be able to relate. I just hope that, if nothing else, people find it's use interesting. All the best.

Awesome design and build pal 👍 😁. The speaker stands looks awesome. Definitely a master piece.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much mate.🙏

Well done, that has to be one your most fancy projects to date, very noice.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers George. Probably my most fancy KZread upload I think. No shortage of fancy projects in the day job over the years though.

Love the videos you do about tools and workshop equipment and such, and really appreciate the info you give out but these build videos are unreal man. Something so insperational about the designs and methods! Hope you can sit back and listen to some good records in that room very proud of yourself!

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Very kind mate, thank you! Well, we're often our own biggest critics like, but I am happy to finally have a nice space just to enjoy some music after all these years. 👍

seriously good, great vid with loads to learn - minor detail but do you ind sharing how you attached the profile to your mitre saw? I'm planning to do the same - apologies if ive missed this in another video!

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Danny. So, left side of the mitre saw its the Bench dogs fence sat in dog holes. On the right, some profile screwed directly to the mitre saw fence. I cover it in the following vid bud. Anything not clear, just let me know.👍 kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKRq1tSfqZy9ipc.html

Great as always. They look fantastic. Why did you use the jigsaw upside down when rough cutting instead of the bandsaw?

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Tom. Couple reasons really. Room being the first. Was a 1.8m plank in that shot and with kit set up for other jobs on the go, I couldn't get it to the mitre or bandsaw to break down. The other reason is I broke my thin bandsaw blade recently. Scrolling with the current blade in it is a nightmare. The jigsaw got me out of the fix. The stiff Cunex blade in the Mafell is pretty ideal for tight scrolls thankfully.

Mate what job! Nice It did strike me when you were bending the wood the irony that we normally always look for straight bits or spend time flattening it! Interesting technique though. What was the finish please? I like the not fished look too

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Doug mate. True enough. The finish is Bona Mega Natural. It's for floors really but hard wearing and as close I've found to an "invisible" finish. No yellowing etc. Not food safe though but ideal for chairs and such. I use Osmo matt/natural for surfaces I need food safe. It's fairly neutral too. 👍

@dougsaunders8109

2 жыл бұрын

@@BischBaschBosch many thanks for replying

💪👍👍👍🤗🇨🇭

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

🙏👍

That's A really great video! How long did the cad take?

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sam mate. Been using CAD (Solidworks) for years now. Doesn't take me long to make drawings, 3d components and assemblies these days. Probably an hour or 2 for these speakers. It's the initial scribbles and dimensions worked out in my notepads that take the longest!

@samrix5793

2 жыл бұрын

@@BischBaschBosch yeah I love the inlay and the steam bending nice to see it in a small workshop with great results

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

@@samrix5793 Difficult in a small shop. Hopefully this technique will help people tight on space give it a go.👍

Hi. Sorry off topic but have you seen the new Bosch nail gun???? GNH18V-64MN Any thoughts? I've not heard ANYTHING AT ALL about it from anyone but Zoro Tools UK and ITS both have it on sale as a pre order. Thanks.

@BischBaschBosch

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry mate. Haven't been to any shows for couple years now so know as much as you. It's not actually released yet. Mid October for new Bosch tools mostly. Probably hear more about it soon. Looks an 18g second fix to me.