YAY! It is finished! more of less. Anyways, here we are with the finished drying stand. Caps off and hanging. The trunk is using 3 1/2" long pieces between the Y's to keep height low and accessible for the top positions. I used the 12" and 6" on the side of the legs with the 12" at the top, as you can see, this allows the adequate spacing below for heads for removal. the intake side I used a 6" ont he top and a 3 1/2" bottom. this helps with the stability and placement as well. So this tree can hold 8 heads on it. all I need now is to have air blown through it and see how well it stands up to pressure because it is made without glue on a lot of parts, just pushed and pressured held and of course weight held. It wont take a major amount of pressure as that it will have the weakest point come apart, but it wont come apart easily from air being blown, as long as there is at least one head on it will hold fine. but I want it blown to clear the smell of glue. I still have some wobble, but I think it is going to hold. Though I would recommend having a chair help prop against it and a table. the lowest point is about knee high or a little higher. I know that some tails might hit. but I couldn't go any higher because of the top position.