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TNT-Stubby - A DIY Speaker Stand Project on TNT-Audio [English]

Do it yourself speaker stands

TNT-Stubby - A DIY Speaker Stand Project on TNT-Audio [English]: "The design is pretty darned simple actually. Sandwich a sand filled piece of 3' schedule 40 PVC between two pieces of solid Red Oak. Tie them together with some 3/8' all thread rod and nuts, slap on some stain and you are done."

Here's a summary of the costs (averaged for a pair, since we built eight).

12" x 12" Red Oak 2' $15.00 8" x 8" Red Oak 2' $13.00 3" Schedule 40 PVC Pipe 4' $ 5.00 3/8" All Thread Rod 4' $1.00 3/8" Hex Nuts 6 $ .30 3/8" Washers 6 $ .18 80 lb Tube of Sand 1 $2.50 Stain and Sundries 1 $1.00 Total Cost for the Pair $37.98