Check this out guys one of my buddies on here made me these on a 3-D machine what a great guy. just bad ass thanks C J cj_86 thanks buddy 
Tank support
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these things really keep it stable maybe if you know a guy with 3d printer or pm him maybe he will make you a set my tanks a 30min I just gave him the dimensions he did the little ends to hook the rope in or cable I guess its stretchy stuff works great cant be more happy he lives about 2 hours from me so we are going to shoot soon and ill feed him really well that day
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I made mine out of wood but these really look very nice and functional. Now go to Pyramid Air's site and you can buy the handle straps and nylon mesh protective covers and add to these bases and have a complete portable set-up.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
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I made some for my 45 minute tank and I decided to just use hot glue instead of the elastic cord. If I want to remove them i learned a trick where I can use denatured alcohol to release the glued parts.
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Very nice!
You guys have some MUCH NICER tanks stands than I do!
Check out this setup!
I used the lid and Styrofoam from a Yong Heng compressor box,
trimmed out the curved radius enough to seat the bottle,
and hot-glued everything into place.
The funny part is - it was only a extremely temporary stand,
until' I got the rest of the tank assembled..
Here we are a few weeks later, and it's still holding up
and sitting underneith my shooting table.
Pure laziness..
Sam -
You guys have some MUCH NICER tanks stands than I do!
Check out this setup!
I used the lid and Styrofoam from a Yong Heng compressor box,
trimmed out the curved radius enough to seat the bottle,
and hot-glued everything into place.
The funny part is - it was only a extremely temporary stand,
until' I got the rest of the tank assembled..
Here we are a few weeks later, and it's still holding up
and sitting underneith my shooting table.
Pure laziness..
Sam -
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Very nice!
You guys have some MUCH NICER tanks stands than I do!
Check out this setup!
I used the lid and Styrofoam from a Yong Heng compressor box,
trimmed out the curved radius enough to seat the bottle,
and hot-glued everything into place.
The funny part is - it was only a extremely temporary stand,
until' I got the rest of the tank assembled..
Here we are a few weeks later, and it's still holding up
and sitting underneith my shooting table.
Pure laziness..
Sam -
Simplicity Sr. that's beauty just right there.... Sam you could personalize that also if you want
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So I added a little holder for the hose so it can be stored to keep it from flopping around when transporting and it “clips” in and is held securely.
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