04/12/08

I wanted a new console similar to a 260sp Wurlitzer.

I had no idea how to go about this so I spent many months sitting

at my PC using CAD software drawing up plans.

Side Elevation.
Console Side Elevation
Front Elevation
Console Front Elevation
Keydesk Support
Keydesk Support
Console Support Columns.
Support
Side Elevation Transparent.
Side Elevation

Having got the plans finalised it was time to do the carpentry.

I made the two console support columns.

Supports

I didn't use a solid piece of MDF, because it would not be strong enough

and if it got wet the chance of it collapsing would increase.

Stop Rail Production

This method makes it an easy job. 3mm plywood strips laminated.

Making Bolsters
The Keydesk Support Table.

It is 32mm thick and weighs about 45 kilograms.

Keydesk Support
The Side Jambs.
Side Jambs
The Scroll.

I made three attempts at this, the first and second times

the thickness was wrong and I had a problem with the router.

The final attempt worked and this time I got the thickness right at 25mm.

My wife Dianne drew the scroll shape and I did the rest.

A Scroll
The Scroll fitted and painted.
Painted Scroll
The Front Deco Panels.

Again Dianne did the drawing and stencils, I do not possess these valuable skills.

Panel
Console - Rear View.
Rear View
New Keyboards - Painted and ready to be fitted
Keyboards
Console Feet.
Console Feet
Mini Channel was used for Sams Mounting.
Clasp
Mini Channel
Sams Wiring.
Stop Action Magnets
Pedal Contact Assembly.
Pedals
Audio

The Housewrecker.

The Housewrecker
Speaker Array
Speakers
Control Tower.
Control
Control
Control
Platform Design.
Platform

 

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Here it is - The Console

The Console
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04/12/08