that supports the weight of the material and force applied at the point of the base fig6 b shows an alternative connector tube with wings 15 to permit easy grasping of the conector tube for insertion or removal fig6 c and 6d show a partially cutaway perspective view of a threaded version of the connector tube through the cap into the base connector tube assembly 23 is shown with wings 15 for easy grasping and manipulation of assembly 23 wings 15 may be of any variety of configurations including having multiple wings curved wings and vertically oriented wings for grasping any of a variety of threading conventions may be used or alternatively frictionally attached as described above when attaching assembly 23 to base 26 in an alternative embodiment the attachment may utilize ball bearing spring loaded detents not shown that would engage the internal circumference a portion of the base and thereby provide stable engagement in other embodiments the attachment point may be removable through spring loaded engagement mechanisms well known in the art fig7 a shows an added optional stake 35 using the tubular connector 23 that provides an additional connection point for other devices including poles affixed to stake 35 fig7 b shows an alternative eyelit stake passing through connector 23.