A couple weekends ago I went home to get some help from my pop. He's got a well equipped wood shop and a lot of experience. It's always extremely helpful to have someone with experience give you a little help.
After realizing my work would be made a lot easier with the aid of a puppet stand, my dad and I set to work to make one. First thing to do was cut a base. He happened to have a nice piece of hardwood laying around that we could utilize. We cut it to size using a band saw.


We then cut a hole at the center for a pole fit in.

Then we fit the wooden dowel to the base to size it.

Next we crafted a small round piece to cap the dowel with.


Sanding.

The top is screwed in place.

Then the base is glued in place.

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