Is there a way to mount this flat to the desk (or in my case the inside of a cabinet) or does it have to clamp around an edge?
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If you are willing to drill a hole through the desk, you can. That is how I mounted the arm on my wife's desk.She has a retractable shelf that used to hold an old fashioned CRT monitor. That is where I mounted the monitor arm by drilling through the shelf. This allows to store the flat panel display into the cubby by folding the arm. Very nice. I hope this helps.
340780
If you drill/create a hole in the cabinet surface, then you don't need an "edge of the table". The diameter of the circle is about 2 inches I think... pretty much the diameter of the arm itself.
340781
It has a clamp that mounts on an edge. It would never support the weight of itself and a monitor without the clamp and you cannot drill through the base.
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you will be able tosee what happens is the mount doesnt hang behind the desk its inward. infact if you look at it from the top down at no point does the edges, other than the part attached to the actual desk, hanging over the desk.you should be fine.
651037
Push the end of the clamp in that little hole and attach it to a table. But I have never used it that way. There are rubber pads underneath it so you can just hold it on a counter, or table, and use it that way. Just put your hand on the top as you're sharpening and it won't move.
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At a visual estimate, about 5inches long by 2 inches wide by 5 inches deep (if you include the backplate), there are also massive eyelet screws hanging out the bottom. I love this thing, but it does have a pretty set way to mount it to the edge of a desk. Not sure how you would pass it through a hole on your desk, or what you expect to clip it to underneath the desk. However, it is probably easy enough to wedge through a tight fitting desk edge against a cubical wall, and still clamp on correctly.
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No. There is no clamp or mount. It basically rests on top with an elbow support to stabilize.
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Mine is attached with about the same amount of desk space and is very stable even though part (maybe 1/4) of the clamp flange is beyond the edge of the desk. Since the center of the clamp is under the desk, it works quite well.
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You can loop the cable around the leg or you can purchase another piece of equipment (as I have done) to secure it to the desk/table. I purchased the companion piece called a cable mount. I like my computer and what is on it, I would feel bad if I had the chance and I did not secure it and all I had to do was buy a couple pieces of hardware.Kensington K64613WW Desk Mount Cable Anchor
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We tried mounting it to the metal edge of a glass top desk since it was too heavy for the glass, but that didn't really work since the metal edge was too thin. You really need a pretty sturdy wooden or metal desk for this thing.
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You can clamp it to the back or drill a hole, it comes with the stuff to do it either way. I mounted mine to the back and it has worked very well, the desk has a hutch, I just made a small cutout for the bracket to fit through.
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James, You do not need to attach, drill, use clamps, or screw anything onto a desk top or table. The base is heavy and supports easily two 20" screens. It also provides clips to keep cords neat and orderly. Hope this helps. Ali
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I dont have experience with that, but if I were you, I would add some softer coushion (e.g. your old t-shirts/old mouse pads) between the clamp and the desk. Since glass is a quite stiff yet brittle material, it should support the mount+ monitors if you eliminate potential local stresses on the desk surface.
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It has a fairly sturdy clamp that attaches to the far side of the desk, or you can drill some holes in the desk and bolt it in place. It seems pretty effective.
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this one can clamp to a desk but the clamp it self it doesn't come with it you have to buy separate. check out Costco.com they have one that clamps down on the desk.
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I use mine on the computer desk made of tempered glass. That being said I had a piece of plywood cut and placed where the clamp would go and it works great. I know that's not exactly what you asked but it's how I've circumvented that problem. By the way I have a heavy 27 inch touch screen monitor and this device holds it like a champ with no drilling at all.
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It looks like you need at least 2 inches. It is very adjustable to table thickness but not depth. The two clamp rods have disks at their ends that are just under 2 inches wide. You could try cutting a small hole in the side of the desk and sliding the clamp in?
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I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
67593
Yes you can mount this along any edge of the desk. If the desktop is then particleboard, I would sandwich a couple thin pieces of wood to spread out the weight distribution.