what is the lowest inch measurement the clamp will go down to?
2009295
You could go down as far as you wished (I just tried a piece of 3/4 stock). However, the lower you go, the more the clamp will hang out over/past the material, which will create its own problem. This 50"clamp probably works best in the 3 to 4 foot range, but you could go smaller/shorter if you had something to hold up the end that is hanging out past the material. Smaller than 3', would suggest the 36" or 24" size, depending on your needs.
2009296
You can set the clamp all the way down to zero. But you would have to support the free end of the clamp because you would have 50 inches or so overhanging the material you are clamping.I use the clamp primarily as a guide for ripping and cross-cutting plywood. I have used the clamp to cut material as small as 10 inches in width, using a 2 x 4 to support the free end of the clamp. If you are going to be clamping or cutting a lot of smaller material, I'd recommend getting one of the 24- or 36-inch models.
915351
As far as I understand it's a standard thirty inches, which does not adjust any lower, maybe you want to cut the feet or play around with it yourselfJust study the picture see if can be played around with. eliot
649642
Hi Lisa. My clamps are one and a half inches and they come with rubber shims for a couple different sizes
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!
549816
It's a little less than 5 1/2 inches. Keep in mind though that this measurement does not include room for your hand.
1731791
The lowest setting with the guard on is 1mm. If you take the guard off it is probably 0.5mm.
1039415
The lower thumb screw part of clamp has a 1" diameter disc. The edge of the disc is set back approx. 3/16" from the c-clamp top. So you need about 1-3/16" lip/edge for a 'full' clamp fit,(i.e., 1" disc is fully attached to lip/edge). My desk has a 2" lip/edge which works great.
1626636
The clamp opens up to just under 3 inches. I think you would need a couple of turns of the clamping mechanism to be effective. Therefore the effective clamping thickness is 2 7/8 inches.
2125919
The clamp is three inches and has a screw closure to secure it to whatever you want.
116378
When locked together the clamps is 4 inches long. I would assume 4 inches is the minimum this piece could clamp.
681053
The maximum dimension/length between the clamp's pads is 4 1/2", so less than 4 1/2".
992938
Sorry Cale, I did not have it long enough to take measurements. It was missing the rail clamp and I returned it for credit the same day I recd. it.
1185570
My grip and clamp totals 6 3/16 inch. (Grip is 5 5/8 inch. Clamp is 9/16 inch.) Looks like 6 1/2 inch grip would be too long!
1474371
Hello Tim,The width of the clamp is just over 2.5" wide. The clamp bolt and knob are 4.5" tall, so you'll need that much vertical room underneath for it to fit.Thank you for your question and please let me know if you have any further questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1068982
I just measured the amount of space within the clamp. It's about 2 inches. I would recommend a keyboard with screws.
339686
the screw itself is 2 inches from the edge of my desk, the actual flat clamp is about 2.5 inches from the edge if that helps at all
351823
just barely two inches of space when clamp is fully opened, hope this helps.