jimmyd56

I put the plans up on my website http://www.my89blacksc.com/FieldStandPlans.zip This will make it easier for everyone. Credit belongs to Gfinan, He was the original designer. Also Grinder-RCU for sending them to me.
Jim

Bill Jennings

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Thank you Gfinan and Grinder for the plans.
Regards.
Bill.

wwkougar

Does anyone have the plans for for gfinan 's cool airplane stand?

Walter

OscarPilot

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Walter,

Look at post 101 in this thread.

Cheers,

Oz

tament

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I know this is an old old post but I would really like to get a set of the Plans for the field stand. I saw it mentioned that they would be poseted on a WEB site at some point. Thanks in advance....

Paternguy

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I would love a set too, the link to the posted set doesn't seem to work anymore.

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tament

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I actually found them about 5 minutes ago on message 101 of the thread. I downloaded them successfully. If you cannot get to it, let me know and I will email you a ZIP file.


http://www.my89blacksc.com/FieldStandPlans.zip

Let me know if you have success. Now I wish I could find on built to buy so I don't have to build it

Not asking for much am I.

wwkougar

I also found the plans a few days back. I gathered all the materials and am now ready to build it.

Walter

Hareman

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I built the stand last week and used it to hold my 4*40 while I installed the servos, engine,etc. I just finished covering it two nights ago, and used the stand to hold it while I applied the decals to the fuselage.
I have been using the stand only in my workshop (spare bedroom) so far, but I know it will be great to take to the field next week when I get a chance to fly.
I made some minor changes regarding the bolts and nuts, but it works great just like it is drawn.
I only have about $5 in it, as I used 1/4" luan underlayment plywood, and I had a 1" x 8" x 8' board of poplar in my shop already from another project. I also had some wood stain and some polyurethane on hand so it all turned out great.
I highly reccommend this for anyone.

Tommee

Greg thanks for the plans, yeah it was a year ago when you send them to me but I just had to thank you once more… these stands are brilliant!!! Actually so brilliant so I made few… also I drawn 3D assembly of the stand using solidworks…If you need files just pm me…I could make exploded view and stuff so it would be easier to make stands than just looking into 2D sketch… pictures…

dicknadine

here' one I built a few years ago. the curved part slides for different lenght fuselages. stick it in a pipe to your height. built a few for the field and the guys used them till we built a covered working shed. dick

hondaguy

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Take a look at this. It is posted in the AMA web site resale items. It a commercial ad, but has a good price and guarantee. Don't have one myself, so I can't say anything good or bad about it.

http://planestand.com/

John .......... SW New Mexico

szig

http://www.planestand.com/ works fine for me

Villa

Our club built about 10 Safety Starting Stands a couple of years ago. They are fantastic. The free plans are at www.meroke.com, a club in Long Island NY. I first saw the plans in Model Aviation Magazine a few years ago.

Villa

The free plans are at www.meroke.com . Somehow a comma sneaked in at the end and the link would not work. It is worth checking out. I suggest the moderator make this a sticky and give all of the credit to that club. I am only a messenger.

martys40s

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Hi, I have been trying to open the "field stand" plans but have not had any luck. Are they still available and if so how can I get them? Thanks very much in advance. Marty

wwkougar

I finished my stand on Thursday night just before the Western Canadian Pattern Championship in Edmonton last weekend. The photo shows the stand holding my 10 year old son's Matrix. It was his first pattern contest.
The stand was made from pine which my wonderful wife decided to stain and varnish for me. I wonder how I ever got by without it for all these years.

Thanks Greg for the plans

Walter

mikeflyzz

Hi akpilot. Here is a stand I built out of PVC. The total cost was around $18.00. Very easy to do. About two hours build time (my retirees schedule) About 45 min. if you are still working. The four base pieces are not glued so I can remove them for transporting. I simply pull them out of the couplings. I used 3/4" for everything but the base and that is 1", but I strongly recommend building entirely out of 1". I am sure with a little improvising you could come up with a little work and parts table that attaches to it. I am next going to build a table cradle for my workbench. It will also be PVC. Great stuff. Lightweight, cheap, and sturdy. Actually PVC does have other uses besides making a potato cannon!! Take care. Mike

Jon B

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I read in an earlier post that someone had converted Greg Finan's field stand plans to a PDF file. Since his email address isn't working any more, I was wondering if anyone reading this has his plans in PDF format and could send them to me in an email. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jon B
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Brad Boyes

Dido on that request! I cannot get the file to download from the website. It seems to be corrupted. If someone could send me a copy I would greatly appreciate it.

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Thank you

bigdarylg

i have plans in a zipped file if that will help. let me know

Brad Boyes

That would be great if you don't mind. Thank you in advance!

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Brad

Jon B

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Bigdarylg,

That would be great. Please send them.

Jon B
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Brad Boyes

I have them now from someone else. Thanks for the offer!

ec121connie

Could someone help me get a copy of the ZIP file. I tried to download it but the file fails to download completly.

Thanks in advance.