The Stand Assembly

1.a.Insert the two nuts into their slots.
b.Thread the knobs into the nuts, leaving about 1 cm of space from the anchor itself.
2.Place each M4 screw through two M4 washers and into position. These will attach the anchor to the base later.

1.Insert the M4 nut into the underside pocket.
2.Thread the thumbscrew through the raised part and into the nut.
3.Install the screw through the round hole in the top of the clutch.
4.Cut a 1.5 cm by 0.8 cm piece from the PTFE sheet, peel off the backing, and stick it onto the flat contact face.

Part	Qty
Base bearing	1
M4x20 cone head screw	3
Stand anchor assembly	2
M4 nut	5
Stand azimuth clutch assembly	1
Stand feet assembly	3

Part	Qty
M4 nut	5
Stand azimuth clutch assembly	1
Stand feet assembly	3

1.Place the base bearing with the countersunk holes of the outer ring facing up.
2.a.For each foot, place it under a matching hole and insert the screw from above.
b.Press the foot fully into the base bearing, then tighten the screw with the 2.5mm hex key.
3.Place the azimuth clutch over the remaining hole in the inner ring, then add the nut on the other side and tighten the screw.
4.a.Place the two anchors against the outer ring, opposite to each other, and insert their screws through the matching holes.
b.While tightening the nuts on the other side, press the anchor outward so it sits near the edge of the ring.

1.a.Insert the four M6 nuts into the side pockets.
b.Thread the knobs into the nuts, leaving about 1 cm of space from the panel itself.
2.a.Insert the M4 nuts into their slots.
b.Thread the thumbscrews into the front panel, leaving enough space for the eyepiece tray to slide under them.
c.Slide the eyepiece tray into place under the thumbscrews.

Part	Qty
Stand base assembly	1
Wooden stand side	2
Stand front assembly	1
Stand front without tray assembly	1

1.Slide one of the side boards under the base knobs and lock it in place. Orient the board so its slots face toward the azimuth clutch, as shown by the arrows. Repeat for the other side.
2.Slide the front panels in so their knobs pass through the slots in the side boards, then lock the knobs.