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Dish on the right is the base on the left the first dish in the stack.

Another shot of the all-thread insulator, they push down and fit snug over the 1/4" nuts.These insulatore will go from the 1/4' nut thru the 1/2" hole in the next dist and will be compressed by the next dish by the 1/4" nut

Shot of the base, thats a plastic insulator glued to the base. the base has only the two 1/4" holes for all- thread there is no need for gas escape holes in the base.

This is the base with the 50 pound wire ties cut and glued on the side of the base for spacers (12 of them).Have installed the two insulators (5/8" in length). the two plastic insulators glued on the top are where the all-thread rod and nut will be in close contact with the base. Base is negative.