How is this insert held in place?
1543466
There are several screws on the edges that snug the insert in the saw. You should only need to adjust them once - they stay put. After the initial cut, I never had to adjust my insert again. Just follow the instructions included with the insert.
1543467
The insert is held in place via pressure exerted from the adjustment screws on the sides of the insert; they should gently press against the insert space in your table saw. You can finely adjust the insert vertically via the adjustment screws on the top to make sure the insert is perfectly flush with the table. You will need to have something exerting weight downward on the initial cut to prevent the saw blade from pushing the insert up (follow the included instructions on how to do this safely).
1543468
I guess you could say friction but gravity really. There are adjustment screws on the edge but the plate is heavy. Once adjusted properly it doesn't move. Really nice plate for the money (IMHO). Hope this helps. Ward.
671241
If you mean how does it insert, it's simple. It has two "guide rods or boards strips" that the drawer simply sets on top of to slide back and forth. Dowl rods keep the drawer from falling forward or backward. Not bad for it's price. Hope that helps.
1708621
yes they tuck in ...on the front ......tuck flap on inside then push the insert in
1239599
Both, but you must precisely position a small one to assure contact. I had to use a small one because I was replacing an IPhone, but the size of the insert was originally formed for a larger one.
623325
It is easy on the insert it says OPEN THIS SIDE I used a sturdy knife on that side and gently prided it up, to replace it you put in that side first and press firmly down and it clicks into place. If you notice there is a little lip on the side to open you have to place it below the lip and then press down.I hope this was helpful.Bye Ricalda
397074
Tammy, the one(s) I ordered did not have one, but that's not to say it doesn't have one that you have to order separately. But I'm not sure if there is an insert or not.... sorry!
60208
it locks in place by pressure... there's like a little wedge space that when you place it correctly it will clip...
382450
It's actually held in place with 3 spring clips. You should just grip it firmly and pull it straight down.
212494
I am not sure about the large version, I bought the small version and I have the v shaped insert at the bottom, maybe contact the seller to clarify.
330085
I don't have the insert it came with anymore, however I wipe it with Clorox wipes weekly without issue.
1250631
To be honest, it was sort of automatic - I took note how the old one came out and then just stuck the new one in - can't remember if there is a tab you're supposed to tear off before re-inserting. Sorry I can't be more helpful than that. Good luck :)
1921982
It requires a firm push, then it should click into place. If not, then it is defective. Without handling it myself, it is difficult to tell what the problem is.
1104376
As one reply said, it is secured in place by a screw. If you want to move it to other locations on the arm, you'll need to drill new holes in the arm (which I've done).
1459090
None whatsoever. The little hook like end keeps it in place. Love this holder. Almost 2 years old and never a problem. Still as shiny as the first day. You won't be disappointed.
2141741
The hard plastic sleeve is to keep the screw in place especially at the start. This is because the holder bit has no magnet on it. The step is: 1-push the sleeve all the way back; 2- put the screw in; 3-pull the sleeve forward a little bit enough for the screw not to fall out; 4-start screwing with the sleeve forward. The sleeve will push itself backward automatically as the screw goes in. You can only do this provided that the screw fit inside the sleeve.
73568
As previously stated, there is a rubber insert that holds the porcelain part of the plug.Thank you and have a great day.
1075517
This item is very durable with inserts that simply snap in and holds itself in place. It's not thin and flimsy at all so it just stays in place until you collapse it.