Can this be attached to a 22 inch deep table? I want to know if the rear lock distance is adjustable for narrower tables.
1536801
No. The rear slide (there is not a lock on the rear) is screwed to a protrusion on the fence tube. Write if you have additional questions.
1536802
Thw fence only clamps on the front where you see the cross bar. That T bar slides in a channel on the guide and clamps to the guide. As long as the guide will bolt up to the front of your table it should fit.
1536803
yes it can be installed in all table saw less than 27 inch deep!!! in the worst case you only need to attach and secure a 5 inch wide square metal tubes or wood board to the back of your table saw to extend it to 27 in or modify the fence to move the rear rail glider 5 inches to front
1536804
No, I thought you might be able to move the slide and redrill the arm but there is an access hole right where it would need to go.
14994
I think you need another inch for the depth... I measure it to be 22 D... you have plenty of room otherwise.
502407
My table is 152" and the Thudguard fits great with room to spare. It's very adjustable. My answer is yes, it will fit your table. Good luck!
1462110
Look at the legs under the outrigger table extension - I'm not sure any universal base would handle that. I know that the legs come with the optional table extensions (I have one); I don't know whether the standard, minimal table has that.
952286
The width is not adjustable. It is fixed at 53". However if you have the ability to cut the horizontal bars cleanly I suppose it could be customized. The depth is 21.25" and is also fixed.
364251
Unfortunately not. It has a slot and post mechanism to secure it with a locking screw. It would be nice if they had an extension set that fell between this one and their 18" one but I haven't found one.
62260
I have it at 30" to the table top. It's a couple of inches too high for us. Can it be adjusted by moving the clips? I don't know.
1985456
The table is 44" wide, 20" deep, and 1.25" tall and 1 7/8" overhang from the body. I doubt you could clamp anything to it.
2232398
I doubt it. How much wider? My cabinet is 22.5" so I had to use shims on each side.
1390713
There are 3 "usual" backset measurements. Five inch is rare but out there. The other two are 2 1/8 and 2 3/4 inches. Measure again and see if 2 3/4 comes close and if it does you are in business and will not have to make any adjustments. Schlage locks can be moved a little each way in the hole in the door. Good luck.
1762714
Yes! I have a 22" deep countertop...the sink is 18" deep and I have my sink backed up to the wall with caulking along the back edge to prevent water, etc going down the back...works perfectly! We had to adjust the hole slightly to move it back but I love it this way as it leaves more room in the front.
2048116
Hi Tom,You can actually put your trim wheel below the TPM quadrant (it is actually more similar to how it is located in real C-172). Anyway, 27 1/2" should be enough to accommodate everything. However, make sure that the table is heavy enough. You do not want your display to drop on you when you are doing stalls ;-)
954037
It's 1-1/4" wide. You can also adjust the gap in your table if the gap is wider than that but I doubt you'll need to do anything. Enjoy!
896007
I don't think so. My table is 220 inches and it didn't come close. I returned it and bought two safety first and stretched them, marked them and had my shoemaker sew them together. It was well worth it and a workable solution for dangerous corners.
1471348
This item can be mounted to the left or right side of any table that accepts wood screws. Works best for tabletops between 5/8" and " thick. Requires 4" of open space under table for attachment brackets. I hope this is helpful.
516783
Depth is 22 - width adjusts down to 12 at the smallest. Not sure how wide it can go as I have it at 12 already installed. Hope that helps.
954036
M.N. Most tables will have a gap between the table halves. The clamp is designed to be wide enough to connect both table halves and is over 1" wide. Thanks for considering STIGA!