How are the halves held togather while in use?
2070069
With the system that comes with the table, there are "L" shaped metal brackets at each center corner. The net brackets then slide around the lip of the two brackets, which are about 1/2" apart, and holds the 2 halves together. With the better Stiga net system we use in my club, the net bracket heads clamp at the center point with a head that is about 1.5" wide. When properly tightened down, the table can be moved all over the room with no separation at all. The net set that we use is the Stiga Premium VM model, about $50.00 most places, such as paddlepalace.com.
2070070
Each side of the table has a bracket underneath, along the outside edge. The device that holds the net in place has a clamp type of thing on it that clamps over these two brackets. Then it screws in place. There's about a 1/8 inch separation of the two tables under the net, and it very consistently maintains that space and stays together. You can't pull the tables apart unless you remove the clamps that hold the net in place and the two tables together.
265208
there is a bracket that controls the angle of the handle. Lift that up and the cart folds in half. The wheels also come off to gain some extra storage room.
2204416
You would just be staking them based on whatever is inside. The side will not stand straight up and hold whatever is on top, the sides would collapse if what is not on the inside is not all the way to the top. I hope this makes sense.
165004
Since the metal holders are removable, there is a smaller opening just beside them for the cord. It makes it much easier to use.
1190343
They hold half a packet of butter. I usually just cut the whole pack of butter in half and then the second half is ready when you are!
1433938
I usually hold the top with one hand and crank it with the other. I believe you can clamp it to a piece of wood using the holes on the bottom.
621309
The metal bars click in place. There is plastic sleeve over the connections. When you want to fold it flat you push a button on the sleeve and it releases the connections of the metal bars.
756127
push (slide) the two halves apart lengthwise The whole top lifts off. There is an instruction on the sheet to complete the cycle if it stops on top of a can.
1092562
They use the lockdown holders. They are a snug fit in the foot well, and don't need to be locked down.
2057882
They slide around somewhat with a hold down bracket. According to the service literature they are to be used for storage of the battery (not in the vehicle).
1845777
The bottom half is rounded, with holes in the bottom, so that the two halves fit together like spoons. You place the fruit half cut side down in the bottom so that when you squeeze it turns the fruit inside out. It works ok, but watch your fingers so they don't get pinched between the handles.
1877870
They are metal and a magnet will hold it. I actually just checked out of curiosity due to this question.
2003736
It is very simple. They are secured by oversized flathead screws. You could even use a coin to tighten the screws.
466544
There are two clips/buttons to get the two parts from eachother. Somewhat clumsy but it satisfies me :)
1870056
There is a clip inside that engages when you open . You need to pull it to the side with a fingernail as you are closing it back up.
1712890
Yes! There is a set of screws that you can use to link the two halves together, but they are just as sturdy using them separately.
967675
If you look at the clips carefully you will see there are two parts, and there is a break towards the end. You have to put slight pressure on the bottom part of the clip so the opening lets the vent fins slide between the upper and lower clip. Then you pull the holder towards to so the vent gind can lock at the end of the holder. You will feel it clicked.