timthelder
December 25th, 2007, 06:28 AM
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Playing around in paint-n-draw, I borrowed from some other person's ideas and came up with this plan.Without measurements, but you get the idea.
The pier pedestal inset in the upper right, could be mounted on rubber grommets to absorb any vibrations from walking on the concrete pad.
The pier leveling plate in the inset upper left, actually be made to suite the individual's scope's needs.
I would prefer the leveling plate and plate base to be circularinstead of square, as to avoid snagging as I busy myself around it.
Also make sure any bolts, nuts, washers, etc, you use are stainless steel to avoid rust.
The concrete pad in the bottom left inset, I suggest pouring to the size observatory you will eventually have.:biggrin:
One could also pour the pedestal pipe itself full of sand or concrete to reduce vibrations.
Open for ideas, or suggestion's...
Playing around in paint-n-draw, I borrowed from some other person's ideas and came up with this plan.Without measurements, but you get the idea.
The pier pedestal inset in the upper right, could be mounted on rubber grommets to absorb any vibrations from walking on the concrete pad.
The pier leveling plate in the inset upper left, actually be made to suite the individual's scope's needs.
I would prefer the leveling plate and plate base to be circularinstead of square, as to avoid snagging as I busy myself around it.
Also make sure any bolts, nuts, washers, etc, you use are stainless steel to avoid rust.
The concrete pad in the bottom left inset, I suggest pouring to the size observatory you will eventually have.:biggrin:
One could also pour the pedestal pipe itself full of sand or concrete to reduce vibrations.
Open for ideas, or suggestion's...