Registered: Mar 2002
Location: LATA #75 (cerritos), OCTA #20 (irvine)
i think i saw the sketch that you made with autocad floating around. i have a sketch of my own (pencil & paper ofcourse), i just need to know what would be a cheap, effective material to use. i myself don't have any tools, by a friend of mine has a drill, and a circular saw, i'm not sure if i will seriously need more than that.
pretty much here's what i had in mind....recessed tables (only 2), mixer angled up, and cabinets/shelfs under to store the records...i would like it to be of considerable length as i might be adding cddjs later. i'll try to find my sketch, it's not going to be exactly to scale, but it should work to show you an idea of what i was thinking about...
Jun-21-2004 17:58
Vlad
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: San Siro [NYTA #3]
I didnt use AutoCAD to make my sketch, I used MS Paint.
Cheap building material... Plywood.
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Jun-21-2004 18:11
Dewi
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Tranceville
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Originally posted by Vlad
I didnt use AutoCAD to make my sketch, I used MS Paint.
Cheap building material... Plywood.
Or MDF
MDF looks much nicer after a cppl of coats of paint than Ply too.
Jun-21-2004 18:18
liquidmist2001
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: LATA #75 (cerritos), OCTA #20 (irvine)
ok, i'm pretty sure i'm gonna need more tools than available to make what i have in mind, but i'm sure i can find somebody that has it...
please excuse the picture, it was just a quick sketch, and my handwriting really sucks...i could've done it with paint, but it would've taken me forever as i suck with paint...
The space in the middle is for the Access Virus KC Im getting for my b-day in Dec.
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Last edited by Vlad on Jun-21-2004 at 18:34
Jun-21-2004 18:28
liquidmist2001
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: LATA #75 (cerritos), OCTA #20 (irvine)
damn man, you gonn have time to build all that this year? hehe
i was just thinking something simple...a few shelves here and there, and voila you have a dj table, but damn son, u takin' it to a new level...
Jun-21-2004 18:35
Vlad
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: San Siro [NYTA #3]
Lol...
I will have plenty of time to build it... my dad owns a carpentry business, so he can get all the materials and has all the tools. A few weekends here and there, and it should be done. Trust me, the hardest part about building the table, will be getting the wood for a good price, since we are gonna build it using Maple and staining it cherry.
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Jun-21-2004 18:41
liquidmist2001
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: LATA #75 (cerritos), OCTA #20 (irvine)
well you're obviously more skilled in woodworking than i am, so it's gonna take me a lot longer to build mine........
maple with cherry, sounds like a nice flavor for pancakes........lol
maple is pretty expensive i've heard, but that combination will definetly have eyes gawking for a while...
Jun-21-2004 18:50
Vlad
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: San Siro [NYTA #3]
What you dont see in that pic is the CDJ mounts because its hard to draw it in there, it will be similar to how Dewi has it. That table is devised specifically to hide all wires.
Maple isnt too expensive, my dad gets everything wholesale. BTW the entire table wont be maple... only the parts you see are - the rest is plywood.
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Jun-21-2004 18:56
S-a-M-u-E-l
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Chicago
here is the table i made. It has no recession for the turntables and mixer, but its awesome nonetheless, and is sturdy enough to survive an atomic blast
Dewi - I'm looking for some speaker stands like those for my Alesis monitors, where did you get them and were they hard to find? How did you mount them, with a studfinder and then wood screws into the wooden framework behind the sheetrock?
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Jun-21-2004 21:33
r5a
snake inverter
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Toronto
Damn you guys have tits setups! I wish I had that kind of cash
Damn you guys have tits setups! I wish I had that kind of cash
