Deer Antler Lantern Hanger - Compatible with up to 21mm poles

This is a lantern stand and lantern hanger made from deer antlers. The total length is just under 50 cm.
I made two of these, but since I mostly only use one, I've decided to sell this one.

An M6 stainless steel bolt is screwed into the base of the antler and secured with a two-part epoxy adhesive. (Photo 6)

The tip of the bolt can be fitted with interchangeable hanging pipes to match the diameter of your pole. You can also adjust the rotational angle of the antler to your preferred position. A 10mm spanner or monkey wrench is required for this adjustment.

I made two types of stainless steel hanging pipes: one for poles up to 16mm and another for poles up to 21mm. The 21mm pipe can also be used with thinner poles by filling the gap.

Photo 8, 9, and 10 show the 21mm pipe used with a 15mm pole, with a tube wrapped around it to fill the gap.
Photo 11 shows the 16mm pipe used with a 15mm pole, with wood shavings used to fill the gap.

Even when the pole and pipe sizes match, there is little friction between the metal parts, so the antler's orientation may change in strong winds. Therefore, it's necessary to insert thin rubber, toothpicks, or similar items into the gap to secure it.

Photo 14 shows the set: the deer antler, the hanging pipe for up to 16mm poles, the hanging pipe for up to 21mm poles, and the gap-filling tube.

I made this so I could change the antler's angle and use it with various poles, but there are some inconveniences, such as needing a spanner and gap-filling materials. Please consider this item if you understand these points.

Feel free to ask any questions.