Great $19.99 stand in the U.S.

[brooster]

Here's the $19.99 stand I use for my DFGT:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...d=10053&productId=100003259&categoryID=502727

You have to stick a 1 1/2 to 2 foot long 1x4 board in it to attach the DFGT. It is very stable and works well. The yellow color is a bit much but it can be painted.
It folds up to a Very compact size.

 

[herk]

This looks very interesting, I was contemplating taking up a really crappy amateur woodworking project to build an easily movable table to use with my G25. This looks interesting, not sure what you mean by "sticking a board in it" though, any chance you have a photo of your setup, would love to see!

Thanks for the tip, going to go see if Home Depot in Canada carries these.

 

[herk]

Ugh, Sears, Amazon, and Home Depot all carry this in the US, none of their Canadian counterparts seem to.

 

[brooster]

If it's OK to post from a different forum, on this page "Smoking_Rubber" has several pics of his setup. He painted his black.

http://boardsus.playstation.com/pla...hread.id=99507&view=by_date_ascending&page=40

The top piece is hollow to allow the legs to fold up into it. You must put a 1 1/2 to 2 foot long 1x4 board into the top piece. It is an upside down U shape.
Put the board in it and clamp down the wheel. The wheel will Not clamp to the sawhorse without the board.
The height was perfect for me and for Smoking_Rubber. We both removed the adjustable leg parts.

 

[herk]

Thanks!

 

[EA11R]

I recently bought an extremely comfortable height-adjustable office chair, so I might want to try this out. Over time, I begin to notice more and more vividly the uncomfortable 'metal seam' running across the back of the folding race seat of my cockpit.

I can't say this enough: Please don't buy a Playseats Evolution. It's, floppy, expensive, and increasingly uncomfortable, and I regret buying mine increasingly over time. I initially thought it was comfortable, but it's more that racing seats are comfortable: This one has subtle flaws that nearly ruin the whole thing.