Simple bolt-on stands

[jimdanforth]

Just testing the waters a bit. I have a design company on the side, and since I went from 1 pachinko to 5, and have plans for another 2 in the next few days (they are like potato chips), is there a market for a simple table top bolt-on stand. I'm asking here before I CNC a prototype because if it's for me only, I know how I would design. But if it's for resale, that's a bit different. Also, if a member here already sells something, I don't want to step on any toes.
Also, the wall cabinets I built are holding the machine in with 2 1/4-20 bolts at a standardized spacing. How to others feel about drilling the frame?
Thanks
JimD

[Peteybob]

I'd be okay with the drilling to further stabilize or secure a machine. I don't recall anyone offering such items in my few years here. I always liked the look of the platforms in the link below. My problem is that I have very young grand children and my cat still chews on wires so I want to do something with cabinets. Not saying I wouldn't be interested in supporting your work for a select few of mine.

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...ommend_item_en

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[Spyder138]

I always liked the look of the platforms in the link below.
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...ommend_item_en

I like this design too and have picked up some wood to build a similar mounting base. My plan is to use toggle clamps to hold the machine to the base so you can easily swap machines out without having to unscrew the machine from the base.