This document summarizes the components of a guitar stand, including 8 parts, their dimensions, materials, and interactions. The parts include the neck, middle, basket, two types of legs, and couplers. The stand is made of iron and plastic to be durable, strong yet lightweight. It uses screws and rubber protectors to securely hold guitars of varying sizes and weights.

1. Product Name Guitar Stand
Teardown
Time: 9:50
Date: 5/2/2011
Part # Part Name Quantity Dimensions
1 Neck 1 4" Diameter at top, 85 degree curve, 18 in long
2 Middle 1 .04" thick, .565" hole throughout
3 Basket 1 2 1/2" extended part, 4" wide, 6" extruded
4 Middle-Leg Coupler 1 .565" hole at top, .2" screw hole, 40 degree curve
5 Long Legs 2 .04" thick, .565" hole throughout, 10 5/8 in long
6 Short Leg 1 .04" thick, .565" hole, 3 15/16" long
7 Neck Holder 1 3" long, 0.5" circle at each end.
8 Middle-Leg Coupler - Leg Screw 3 .02" diameter

2. Group Members
Tom Hickey
Function Material Texture/Finish Interaction with other parts
Supports Guitar Iron Smooth Rubber Protector for Neck
Connects Neck to Base Iron Smooth Neck, Base, Thumb Turn Screw, Basket
Holds Guitar Iron Smooth Rubber Protectors on Basket, Middle
Connects Middle to Legs Iron Smooth Screws, Short/Long Legs, Middle
Supports Stand Iron Smooth Screws, Middle-Leg Coupler, Rubber Stopper
Supports Stand Iron Smooth Screws, Middle-Leg Coupler, Rubber Stopper
Holds Guitar Plastic Smooth Neck, Rubber Protector- Neck
Attatches Legs to Coupler Iron Smooth Legs, Middle-Leg Coupler

3. General notes
Durable, Strong, Lightweight
Connecting piece
Holds any size/weight guitar.
Support of the stand
Support of the stand
Holds Guitar in place