Is the kick plate a solid/hard piece of metal or one of the flexible kick plates that can be rolled up?
308591
It has flexability, but it would depend on the circumference your looking to accomplish. The magnet isn't strong enough to hold if you're rolling it over something, magnet strength is designed for flat surface with no pressure. Hope this answers your question......
308592
Let meclarify. No it can't be rolled....but is flexible (not heavy gauge brass)....appears to be brass coated with a satin finish with sheet magnetic backing. It is shipped between to cardboard pieces flat. Adheres very well to my metal front door. Very pleased.
2194327
It's metal. This thing is pretty sturdy. been using it non stop for a few weeks and i have yet to have issues with it.
865271
My guess is poly. Its pretty stiff. But does help the metal on metal "clinging"
1731811
It is very solid. Heavier than most because it is one solid piece of metal. I love mine. A bunch of my friends now have one after testing mine.
549594
Its like the standard plastic rectangular weight block that most of these machines have. Not sure what is inside to give it the weight...guessing metal, sand, concrete...or some combination
848296
This is a solid machine, there are a couple plastic knobs, but the base and rest of the machine is metal
945971
It is fairly heavy convex stainless steel with a rubberized edge. If you try, you can kick it around but it stays in place remarkably well.
756351
The backing plate is firm, but not hard like a piece of plastic. I sanded a wooden boat using the adhesive sandpaper and had no problems at all. This is an excellent sander, highly recommended in a boat yard.
569531
Yes the shank is solid and the plate will work in both directions meaning as either a lift or a drop.
969007
MDF board. There is an additional leg in the middle for more support of weight. It feels solid but not sure on the weight limits.
2222345
Its pretty solid. But its only as solid as the bench it is on. Although it did make the bench i already have a little more sturdy. I had my loadmaster on this and it was perfectly stable. The most sturdy set up ive had so far though is the lee reloading stand. That thing doesnt budge no matter how crazy you get on it. Its very rigid. There is no pIn to lock it in just the 4 screws that clamp the plate down. But it holds it fine
1419628
It is metal...if you counter weight the contraption it is sturdy and solid. Worth the price.
1419533
It's steel frame construction, I use a 100lb drum with this and it has held up fine and easy to roll I am guessing the material they mention is for the wheels
558621
These are rigid; they can't be rolled up. That being said they are very sturdy. I work for a large delivery company and the entire fleet has these in the trucks. They work well so I bought a set for myself.
1813710
It's a firm rubber material which has quite some weight to it. Still able to be kicked and bounced but may be too much for small to medium dogs.
1537637
I would say it's fairly firm, but not like thick metal. I some times will use this to flip grilled cheese or other sandwiches, and it doesn't get flimsy with those.
769503
Metal, it comes curled up and is rather hard to straighten out. The picture shows it straight.