Tennis Racquet Holder

I made a tennis racquet holder for a Wilson RF97 Autograph that I wanted to display. There are 2 versions: One of them has a guard to keep the racket from sliding off, while the other one doesn't. I found that if scaled correctly, the holder fits the racquet snuggly enough that there is no risk of sliding off. The holder is designed to fit inside the throat of a tennis racquet, but you might need to scale it to fit your racquet. To scale it to your racquet, do the following steps:   1. Measure the inside width of the throat of your racquet (mm) 2. Divide your measured width by 63, and multiply by 100 3. Scale the x-axis with your value from step 2 4. Measure the inside length of your racquet (mm) 5. Divide your length by 95, and multiply by 100 6. Scale the y-axis with your value from step 5 7. Measure the height of your racquet at the throat (mm) 8. Divide your height by 79, and multiply by 100 9. Scale your z-axis with your value from step 8   By the way, I made the screw holes small on purpose; I wanted to eliminate all possibility of the holder failing. If you struggle with screwing through the holes, try heating the model or screw to soften the plastic a little.