Making A Guitar Wall Mount

Just as an important tip if your guitar has a nitrocellulose lacquer your guitar isn t going to be compatible with your average run of the mill wall hang solution.

Making a guitar wall mount.

I was at the local guitar center today and noticed that they are charging 15 00 bucks for a wall mount to hang your guitar by. Alternatively you can purchase an already made cradle like the ones found on wall mount guitar brackets and modify that to fit on a stand like this. Sheet of 3 4 inch thick plywood. Get the step by step tutorial on ryobi nation.

Sometimes you just have to go all the way. I figured it would take about 20 minutes and a few bucks but it would save me some cash which i dont have right now. See the plywood cut layout here. I designed the guitar case so that you could build it out of a 4 ft.

Holding the hanger in place measure the distance from the top of the mounting block to the very bottom of the guitar this will let you know the minimum clearance you ll need on your walls to mount the instrument. The arms that would hold the guitar neck where spaced at 4 1 2 cm but this will be dependent on your guitar. 4 4 out of 5 stars 30. It features adjustable but not lockable hangers and it holds instruments at an angle which looks cool and makes an efficient use of space.

Guitar wall hanger 2 pack guitar wall mount guitar hanger wall hook holder stand with screws black walnut guitar wall mount hanger for acoustic electric guitar bass banjo fender mandolin gibson. The wood used for this stand is a very robust hardwood and will be able to support the heavier load that comes with an electric guitar. All you need to do to make your instrument compatible with a basic wall hanger is add an extra layer between your guitar and the hanger. I fear a softwood will not make the cut.

I did a rough layout on the wood making the holder 17 cm heigh x 12 cm wide and 13 cm from the arms to the wall. I wanted the hanger itself to look like a guitar so i printed out a template from google and glued it onto my wood.