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Bring a touch of musicality into your home or studio with our Vintage Xylophone Design Blueprint. This unique DIY project is more than just a fun challenge – it's an opportunity to create a fully functional, beautiful piece of musical art.

 

Our detailed, step-by-step technical drawing gives you a comprehensive guide on how to build this classic 25-key xylophone from scratch. Each note is meticulously designed to produce a resonant, well-tuned sound, with a structure that's both sturdy and visually captivating.

 

The blueprint incorporates a range of materials, including hardwood for the keys, resonator base, and a sleek, solid wood frame for a robust, durable structure. 

 

The vintage-inspired look of the xylophone is achieved by the intricate detailing, while the overall design is simplified to suit both professional woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts. It's not just a musical instrument, but also a standout furniture piece that promises to catch the eye and capture the imagination.

 

Enjoy the rhythm of crafting your very own xylophone with our Vintage Xylophone Design Blueprint. All dimensions are clearly detailed, with tips and techniques for assembly and finishing. Get ready to make some beautiful music – both in the creation process and in the performances that will surely follow.

 

So, start a new woodworking adventure and let the music fill your space with our Vintage Xylophone Design Blueprint!

Vintage Xylophone Design Blueprint

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    JShaw Furniture was founded by Jesse Shaw in 2014, a Boston-based master craftsman and furniture designer. The company elevates furniture design to a higher level of art, producing hand-made bespoke furniture and wood lighting for individual clients and private collections, carrying on the tradition of sustainably-sourced and locally-made lighting, furniture and chuppahs (wedding arches). JShaw designs have been exhibited at the Wharton Esherick Museum, Fitchburg Museum, the Savannah College of Art and Design Museum, and the Philadelphia Museum. 

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