Cheap, home-made component stand....


Would this work?

Simply take a maple cutting board and run a brass screw through each corner for legs. If your components are relatively heavy, just add an identical cutting board on top of the first for added stability.
capt369
Here is my proposal.
Buy (home depot)2x2 or 1x2 maple and laminate it,that is glue all the pieces together,like a buther block.Glue,clamp and let dry.After you sand the whole board or run it on a surface planer.Ease off the corners with a router.Buy from www.crlaurence.com the item (4 stand offs,either 4 or 6 or 8 inch height)They come in satin or polished stainless steel.Drill your board on eack corner and install the stand offs for legs.There you have a stand that looks like million dollars in my opinion.
Best of luck
George
basically that's what I made... sometimes called a flexy design (DIY).

I built shelves out of 1X2's glued up like butcher block, drilled holes in the corners & used threated rods & nuts to hold it together.

You can see it in my virtual system.

good luck,