What is the clamp opening dimension - is it 2" or 2.5" or something else ???
1531073
I do not know. Previously, I had a lamp like this; however, I returned this one because it did not fit on my table that was recessed beyond the very edge.
1531074
We also measured a 3 inch opening. Seafeather was correct in that the base takes about 1/4 of an inch. I have my lamp on my quilting cutting table and use it all the time. It is awesome!
1531075
The clamp will fit on any table I can imagine. The clamp is very adjustable. It can be as wide or as narrow as you want. Its a clamp.
1531076
I just realized that the lamp that I had was affixed to a desk that was one inch thick. I realize that this info does not answer your question; however, the 1 inch worked perfectly.
1531077
The clamp that attaches the lamp to a table, opens to about 2.75 inches. it has a 3 inch opening but the base takes about .25 inches. i use my lamp all the time and still have not replaced the bulbs! happy new year!
1153867
2 inch diameter, I got the KC tube clamps in their 2 inch size and it fits perfectly.
1338987
We bought this for a Christmas present so we haven't actually used it yet. However it does say on the specifications that it will clamp up to 1.75 inches (so it will not work for a 2 inch table).
2125920
I have it mounted on a 2 inch metal railing, but that is the max to clamp onto. It opens just over 2 inches wide.
561794
It depends if the clamp will fit to whatever you attach it to. Clamp opens about only an inch. Magnifying glass is very helpful.
1205771
The horizontal tubing from the mount plate and the vertical tube is 1.75" OD. The horizontal tubing to the clamp assembly is 2" OD.
1242381
Round, 1.5" so it fits a standard o-clamp. Also has drilled holes for bolts or c-clamps.
98129
Hi! The clamp opens to 2 1/8" (base) or 2 5/8' (top notch). The best you're going to clear in depth is 1 5/8". Hope this helps!
2127212
I assume you mean the clamp that fastens around the tongue. It's spread will accommodate more than 2.5".
1195368
It is 5 or 6 mm for the clamp. Don't remember if they were included but easy enough to pick up at the hardware store. These worked great for my bike as the shaft is older and slightly smaller than newer apps. They look very good also.
1194915
~1" wide and when opened it will slid over 1/4"(+). As you screw the clamp 'open' it will open the jaws slightly more than 1/4"
1207255
The clamp is large. The opening measures three and a half inches so 3 inches or less should be fine
459428
I measured with a ruler, and the clamp will open up to a full inch. It might stretch a little further if necessary. But, I think you should be in very good shape with 1/2 inch.
724829
Kristin - I just measured clamp opening - accommodating the little green feet at the bottom it opens exactly 1 1/2 inches so it will be to tight to fit on your pipe. Great product for many other uses.
710763
It is neither 1.5 or 2 inch. I couldn't find any standard couplers that fit. The outside threads are close to 3inch.
2232620
I just now did an actual measurement of clamp surface to adjustment screw pad,(fully open) and I have 1 and 13/16 inches of opening; this is the adjustable opening maximum. The depth of the clamp, from the bottom of the U shape to the edge is 2 and 5/8 inches of opening. You can add another 1/8" to this depth as the adjuster pad extends beyond the clamp body. You can't trim back the clamp body to make it larger, (like with a hacksaw) as the body is not solid, but ribbed for extra strength. I may be wrong, but I think I saw these at Dick's Sporting goods, actually in the store. You could check online and call the store to see if they have it, and measure it yourself. ( I see that another answer gave different measurements...) These puppies are nice and sturdy; I use mine for canoe outriggers with two lobster floats attached to a tee. Good luck.
157622
The opening at the clamp is 2 3/8" but at the end of each fork is a small bar welded across the width of the fork set in 1/2" from the end.It is 1/2" x 1/2" x 3" long. I guess that is designed to bear against the bottom of the bucket. It is a piece of