Music Stand Extender for 11x17 Scores
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Extension for flat metal music stands to support tall music scores
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My orchestra director's music stand isn't tall enough to support her new 11x17" scores, so I designed these to extend the top.
It'll only work on metal stands that don't have rolled edges; the stand needs a solid top edge that is about 0.06" or 1.5mm thick at most.
Print four ribs and three crossbars, and dovetail them together to form a continuous structure.
To adjust the width, there are two crossbar lengths.
- Three short crossbars is 14" (355mm) wide.
- Two short and one long crossbar is 16" (406mm) wide.
- Two long and one short crossbar is 18" (457mm) wide; this is shown in the picture.
- Three long crossbars is 20" (508mm) wide.
Make sure that you chose a width that won't have the ribs resting on rounded corners of your stand; my Manhassett stand is 20" wide but the rounded corners mean I have to use it set up for 18" wide.