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The music stores have long pegboard type guitar hangers, turned at about 45deg. Seems to be the easiest solution. They would probably sell you some or tell you where the get them.

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Somebody posted these plans awhile ago:

http://21guitars.com/documents/racks.html

Looks pretty easy but effective.

Matt

i use these
https://www.stringswing.com/products/product_info.php?product_id=41

Filippo, I had the same problem ...I'd put them in their case & there they'd stay. I recently built a cabinet for them & love it. Able to play them & compare them on a whim, & the cabinet keeps them protected.

More pics on viewtopic.php?f=10101&t=23874&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

For stands, John Monteleone offers a wooden one on his website that looks interesting.

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Dave
Milton, ON

Wow...that case is an excellent idea! Just wish I had room for one.

-Matthew

i just screw a 2X4 about a a foot from the ceiling. Then get some hooks from the hardware to hang shovels, usually cost a buck a peice. Most importantly, you need to make sure the hanger has a peice of string or a thick rubber band (something that wont snap after a few months) to hold the guitar tight against the hook , or else they have a tendency to turn a little a fall off the wall. i learned that the hard way.

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i saw this a little while ago in a "shop your shop" thread.
if you scroll down there is a bigger picture of the rack he used.
http://orgs.usd.edu/nmm/Tours/Lillibrid ... #D'Aquisto
this has got to be the simplest floor rack to build.

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sorry this is the link
http://orgs.usd.edu/nmm/Tours/Lillibrid ... kshop.html

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