Do these rollers have a split to fit on a metal bar or are they solid (i.e., fit over individual metal posts)?
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The rollers fit over individual posts in the box so have a hole in one end but no split.
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Hi Chris,The rollers are not split. However, the metal post that the roller sits on is only about a half an inch tall (if that) so you have to make sure the rollers are pressed down and straight before heating.
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Each roller sits on a metal post (nipple). Each roller has a cylinder hole up each one. The metal on the roller bed heats up, then the nipple gets hot, then the roller which sits on it then heats up. Unsure what you are asking? Does this answer it??
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These safety stands work perfectly. Used for trap bars, curl bars, upright row etc. very solid. They are at least 12" long. They do take a beating and used daily at our gym.
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They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
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They are solid and fit over a metal pole. I don't care for the split kind myself.
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Yes, not as good as a roller would but good enough. I use them on both ends of my planer and compound miter station.
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The posts are approximately 1/2 to 3/4" high which is really tall enough to hold the rollers. The only complaint I have is you have to get use to putting the correct size roller on the posts because some are not as wide across - this is a minor complaint.
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Yes they are solid and not a hollow tube with sealed ends. They are machined stainless rods
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1", 3/4" and 5/8" at the wide part. They won't stay on my rollers so good luck. They are cheap so it is just a gamble.
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The rollers are sleeves over (larger than) the bolt. They roll. I do not see plastic bushings on the ends.It is a good rolling unit.
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Well I am attaching them to the Iron Gym pull up bar I bought and they fit nice on that. They would probably fit on perfect pull up bar, but compare the bar size of that to the iron gym that I know works...see link below for the pull up bar I have. Iron Gym pull up bar. http://www.walmart.com/ip/17435150?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227014326195&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=40331788472&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=63791787111&veh=sem
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On the lower stationary rails, about one foot down you should find two holes. The rail brackets fit over the holes so that you can insert the pins. If you have the dip bars pictured, they should fit. Otherwise, I would give the total gym folks a call. Hope this helps!
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Yes, I have an older metal frame with the small rollers and they work great. They will also support the larger (newer) rollers. They are well worth the money and are very stable - just like the bed is not on risers. I'm planning on getting them for my guest room too.
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These may work for you. You can cut them to fit. The only problem may be getting them to stick to metal.
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They are 2 inch diameter verticle posts. I should also mentoin, you should keep the botton of the rail high enough off the pool surface water to avoid corrosion from pool chemicals.
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No split down the length of the roller. They each have a metal part in the inside bottom of the roller that fits over individual receivers in the base. They heat up enough to give you wonderful curl without burning your fingers as you roll your hair up. I don't like the wire holders that come with them, so I bought some clips from Amazon that don't leave creases in your hair. They were about $6-$7 for 10 great clips.
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They should work on any size split rings, that is what they are for. Hope this helps.
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I apologize for the late response but my message was buried in my email.I think these will work fine with 2 in rollers. I use them with 1 inch rollers but there is plenty of give in them. I love mine and am thinking of ordering another set.