Can anyone tell me the angles between the work platform and the table? I work at a low angle and wonder if it adjusts low enough for my preference. Thanks!
1988165
It sits at 4 angles and completely flat.so I think it'd work for u.i hope this helps and if u buy it I hope ur happy with it.i love mine.
1543008
I use a standard pneumatic barstool which worked great at both heights for me (currently w/ leg extensions). I like slightly different heights for different angles. It's just more flexible when getting the exact position you want.
256096
Mine was the same way. The arms that hold the platform up are fairly flexible. A few inches of stretch (1 to 1.5 inches each way) is not bad at all. You can also work with the joins in the arms to see if you can position one of them with a tilt. I didn't need to. My Hyloft has been up for nearly 6 months and I am planning to install another one shortly.
2263897
Yes, there is a problem. My husband says this product is junk! He tried everything, even calling the company, and could not get the angle settings to work. Ended up spending $300 for a good one from a major tool company. Sorry, we got taken also.
687290
I'm not positive you could lift the work piece absolutely vertically due to the screw/rubber piece projecting beyond the clamp base. It will depend on how far the screw/rubber piece have been advanced toward the table surface which will depend on the thickness of the work piece itself. The distance from the clamp base to the edge of the work piece is also a factor and could give enough clearance if you didn't need for the clamping point to be farther from the edge of the work piece.
1433550
Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
1287837
No, if you refer to the nearly horizontal angle. The smallest angle will be 45 degrees, from the table.
697778
It can't be adjusted. When the sewing machine platform is in the low position, it is just under 3.75" from the table top. When it is up, it is the same height as the table top.
1923796
The legs on this table can be adjusted to uneven ground. I believe that six inches difference would be about maximum adjustment.
1015450
It can adjust to about 90 degrees which probably put it around 2-4 inches above table level. Not sure why you would do that unless standing, in that case it might not work well or not depending the height you need for the keyboard. I quite like mine, the washers did fall out and we had to insert a lock washer to solve problem. Since doing that though it works great and take shoulder stress of very well. Takes some getting use to.
483973
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
1231157
It does great at an angle. No complaints from me. Mine is now on a table but it used to be mounted on a wall kind of high up.
2226058
The tilt can be set at any angle. If you are using this bed-table on carpet , it would be better with larger wheels for easier movement. Good Luck!
163872
I have both the side and outfeed support on my saw all the time and I find them invaluable. There has never been an issue with the table warping or flexing. My side support does sag noticeably as you extend it from the table even when there is no load on it (must be the angle). If you adjust it for extended height it will be higher than the table as you push it in. What I do take a narrow board 2" wide and 20" long and clamp it to the inside of the side shelf support above the 2 rods. Pull the extension out to the distance desired. Set a level reaching from the table to the side support. Adjust the clamping of the board so that it is even with the table top across its entire length. Keep in mind that you can't hang a lot of weight on this. The outfeed support is sturdier and I have had no real trouble with the sagging. Again it isn't sized to support ripping long boards. I build a 36" outfeed table for my DeWalt that attaches to the outfeed bracket easily handles 8 foot boards. If you have the room to leave your saw set up on the stand, take a look at item 92051 on Rockler.com to make your saw mobile.
1817200
To be honest with you -- I have not lowered this table -- using it by window as a bar table. I previously ordered 2 other tables like this one and had trouble lowering it and didn't want to have any problems with this table. I will contact you there is an update.
1344020
I just measured the height of my table. It can go from 28.5 inches (lowest flat setting) to 40 inches (highest flat setting). I did not measure the lowest tilted edge if one had it on a tilt, or the highest tilted edge, again if one had it on a tilt.
2107768
They're probably talking about how the top tilts. When it's tilted all the way up, the table will be overall taller than when it's laying down. If that's what they mean, then the lowest measurement would be the most correct (unless you want to put it in an attic corner or something, where the maximum height would be important).Oh, and the feet are also a little adjustable, but they can probably only add an inch at the most.