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RE: Modifying Green Lantern's 3.5 stands for MG3a's

Posted by Green Lantern (A) on February 13, 2015 at 16:42:26

In Reply to: Modifying Green Lantern's 3.5 stands for MG3a's posted by Simoon on February 11, 2015 at 14:36:33:

I think you probably would need a good clamp; one that will affix to the end of the arm and grab the stiles good and sturdy. If you search Amazon for clamps it will give you a good starting point. Attaching the clamp to the arm would be the tricky part though.

The original point of my design was to have one that could return it to it's original form without holes, scratches, or any type of alteration.

I think using a clamp with perhaps a layer of rubber on each side would accomplish the same. Or, even a block of wood perhaps 4"x2" with the middle routed out to 'slide' into the stile (birds-eye view of the block would resemble a 'U' shape and again, layered with rubber); the block is then attached to the arm. This would ensure the unit would be returned to it's original state later if needed.

Otherwise you could very well drill into the stiles but this could potentially diminish future resale value IMO.

Grant's stands accomplish this task on my 20s magnificently, I won't reveal how, but no alteration is done.

Again- good luck!

Edits: 02/13/15

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