Custom Made Matte Black Speaker Stands for Yamaha NS-1000 Speakers

Description

The price is for a set of 2.
Beautiful Custom Matte Black Speaker stands for you're Yamaha NS1000 series speakers.  Super durable Oak Hardwood.  Most stands for sale, are made out of 1/2"-3/4".  Mine are a full 13/16" thick, and for less money!
ATTENTION:  You are seeing just some of the types of wood I use, besides Oak.  If you can dream it, I can craft it.  I have access to any Hardwood you want.  PLEASE send me a message, with what you want, and I will make them to the exact look, or type of wood you want.  Prices may vary, depending on the look, and or type of wood you want.  Message me for a quote, I will put an ad up just for you, at the agreed upon price, you hit "Buy It Now".  Let ME make, what YOU want.  I'm also not limited to just one size of speaker.  I can make these for any speaker you may have.
Reason for the higher price, is because of the extra time it takes, to craft these stands.  I go through the usual crafting time, then I have to place, and cut masking tape over the box joints.  Then after the 3 coats of Matte Black finish, they have to dry for a full 3 days, to make sure there is no tacky feel, to the finish.  Then after 3 days of drying time, I peel the box joint tape, and apply black ink, inside the box joints, so the stand pieces don't stick together when assembled.  Any paint gets in there, and they will stick, peel and ruin the finish.  So hence the reason for the black ink.  I've included pictures, of the process.
The price you see, is for a set of Matte Black Stands.
The first 2 pictures, are a set I made for a pair of Yamaha NS1000's, for a client.
Sorry about the price change, for the 1-3 day USPS Priority shipping.  I've been paying out of my own pocket, .70, something none of my clients ever knew about, until just now, to help people out even more. But, USPS just raised every seller on eBay's price on shipping, by almost .00.  I can't eat .70.  I get a lot of orders, and over time, .70 out of my pocket adds up, and I simply can't do .70.  But, because I do love helping my clients, I'm still going to be taking $.60 cents off, which I will be paying, to continue trying to keep shipping costs down.  So, just so everyone knows, I pay .60 for each box.  eBay also charges a final value shipping fee, of around .00 on each shipment as well,(I don't even know if that's legal), but I will be continuing to pay that out of pocket as well.