Hi. I recently bought the book "The Dobsonian Telescope' (Kriege & Berry) because I'm very keen to have a crack at making a lightweight dob during 2014. I intend to use the 14" Skywatcher conical mirror and associated secondary that is in my current DIY dob. For the mirror support cell in my yet-to-be-built dob, I could do one of two things: (a) reuse the mirror support hardware in my current dob but IMO it's too heavy and closed; or (b) make something very simple, light and open. I'm keen on option (b), however, the book has a *lot* of info in making a mirror cell etc for a standard thick mirror, but nothing for a conical mirror. From what I've seen, conical mirror support cells are (comparatively) very simple but before I come up with my own design, I thought there might be someone who has travelled this path before me and could offer some advice, tips, hints, a design etc. Thanks, Alex.
There is nothing more to my mirror cell than what you see in the photo, it is that simple. No obstructing mirror clips or complicated support structures. 
