"Tonic" Simple/Functional Stand

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Joe Clymer
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"Tonic" Simple/Functional Stand

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This is a stand I came up with not wanting to go to a rack system. I've used it several times and it seems to work very well. It's pretty simple to make and comes apart to fit in my seat. You'll notice I added an extra hole to accomadate my RV-3. It also keeps it within reach for adjusting. If you'd like one but don't want to make it yourself, I'll make it for $35. It's made from 3/4" birch plywood and 1/2" oak dowel- that's it. Just thought I'd share this with Tonic users that may not want a full rack. Any questions can be directed at jclymer@scican.net. Under subject use :Tonic Stand. Thanks, Joe[/url]
Joe Clymer
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Post by Joe Clymer »

A picture would help would it not? I've done this before but I guess I've got old-timers disease and can't get it to work right now.
Joe Clymer
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OK, here's a couple of pics, the white felt don't look so good but I've got some brown felt now I'm going to replace it with
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Paddy Long
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Post by Paddy Long »

Very clever Joe and nice and simple --- I remember Brad Sarno mentioning that he was going to develop an attachment for the Tonic to hook on the side of a pac-a-seat which would be very convenient too.
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Post by Brad Sarno »

Yeah, I have plans for a hook/bracket thingy that could let the Tonic hang off a pack-a-seat, but it's proving to be a bit too pricey to manufacture at this point.

I'm really liking Joe's idea here a LOT! I may have to get me one.

Brad
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Thanks for the compliments guys. To be so simple, it really does work well.
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Post by Billy Murdoch »

I do'nt have a clue on how to send a pic.
I am using two pieces aluminium flat bar.approx an inch an a half broad by one sixteenth thick.
Each piece is shaped to fit around the "Tonic"in a kind of U shape and one end is hooked and hangs off my pak seat.they fit very easily ino the pak seat for transporting.
I was easier to fabricate than it was to describe.

Billy
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Paddy Long
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Billy send me a pic at home and I will post it up for you mate !
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Post by Paddy Long »

Here's Billy's perfect solution to the problem !!


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Nice and light and will fit in the seat after the gig. Now Billy all you need is a beer holder on the other side !! :lol:
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