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| A 6-point flotation mirror cell for Nick's 13.1" Swayze mirror. Designed and optimized with Plop. |
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| The rear of the mirror cell on its mirror board. The larger vent hole is to aid in cooling. Thumb knobs make collimation easy. |
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| The rocker box is coming together. I just need to add the bottom and ground board to complete this assembly. |
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| Here's a 13.1" truss kit for Nick in Spokane, Washington. The focuser is a Moonlite 2-speed 2" crayford. The spider a Destiny 3-vane curved- vane. The secondary is a nice higher-end Antares 3.1" mirror. |
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| The "truss" kit for Curt in Redmond, Washington. |
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| Curt's kit includes a Sky Commander, 2" laser collimator, red-dot finder a 2-speed Moonlite focuser and 6-point mirror cell. |
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| The rear of Scott's 6-point flotation cell. The larger "vent hole" helps when cooling the mirror for a nights observing session. |
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| The 6-point flotation mirror cell for Scogtt's 12.5" F5 string-strut telescope. These cells are designed and optimized with Plop. |
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| A kit for Scott is just about complete. Here is the "top ring" with Moonlite 2-speed 2" focuser and 3-vane curved-vane spider. |
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| The rear of the 18-point cell for a 17.5" mirror. The large ventilation hole will help when cooling the mirror is needed. The "back plate" is 20" x 20" x 3/4" thick Baltic birch. |
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| The placement of the "18-points" is designed and optimized with Plop and will provide plenty of support for the 1 5/8" thick mirror. |
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| An 18-point flotation mirror cell for Richard in Calhoun, Louisiana. The cell is designed and optimized with Plop. The mirror is a 17.5" F4.5 by Coulter. |
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| A 9-point flotation mirror cell for Robert and his 13.1" Coulter primary mirror. The cells are designed and optimized with Plop. |
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| The round aluminum back-plate is perfect for any "round tube" installation. |
