I want to use these for my texas holdem table top, cannot use recessed holders. Will this work well?
851738
They work good in a stationary position. I bought then for use in an RV,didn't work so well.
851739
You can set the cup holder(s) stationary on top of the table or you can run screws down into the table for the cups to be affixed. The Octopus is extremely stable as a freestanding holder. The wire inside of the Octopus holds your drink, mug, can or glass in an upright position without wobbling or falling over. Enjoy!
851740
I would say yes shouldn't be a problem. The bottom is foam, but keep in mind its huge! It's a lot bigger then I expected it to be.
851741
I have no idea what a Texas Holdem table top is. But these work well for a large variety of cups, bottles, and mugs, from as narrow a diameter as 2 inches to as wide a diameter as at least 3 inches easily and probably up to 3 1/2 inches or a smidge more (the inside diameter is 3 3/4).
1124598
These should work just fine but if you are in doubt, try a 3/8" course threaded bolt. If it works, these coasters should also work.
1981959
I would be led to believe these should work, I would be sure to frame accordingly so you have no twisting when closing the lid as they do have some resistance upon lowering. Good Luck sounds like my type of project.....Bob .
289325
That will work fine. They are easy to adjust. My only thought is how to fasten the card stock the the rods that slide into the stand. I suppose you could simply roll .the card stock around the rods and tape it. We use vinyl banners and had sleeves sown into them. Good product!
879030
Yes, just barely if they are upright lengthwise (had to press down hard on the lid). If you angle the deck slightly, you can fit a standard poker deck inside and close the lid.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
920869
I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I'm sure there are better looking solutions out there for a table. These risers are extremely handy, but they are no beauties. They make my beautiful bed look like it has Clydesdale feet!
106202
I believe these can be used for the bottom of the draw, however you would need a support under them. There is probably something better out there though.
1811186
Great for thinner tables, fit most anything we tried, but did not fit thick tabels
1068443
They should work fine. It's not the length of the table that matters. It's how thick the tabletop is. These clamps will fit up to a 1-3/4" thick tabletop.
2001820
I would think so, if your table top is wood. Metal or aluminum would be harder to do. The Rousseau is, as you see, 9"x12". You could easily and affordably make a new one with 3/4" ply, add a Formica cover of your choice of color or just clear coat it. The Rousseau is the most affordable insert that I have seen, I got 2 at the Amazon price, one to just have if I want to change my setup or have 2 router tables. you might could cut the R insert down to fit, I would not. It has screw holes in the corners to house mounting tabs, I don't use those, but I wouldn't saw the corners off ether. Charles, I am more than satisfied with the R insert. I use a 2.25 hp Craftsman plunge router, take the plunge springs out, store them. Don't fasten the plate to the table, the weight of the router will hold it down. Take the knobs or handles off if you are going to leave it in the table. Use one of the handle cap screws to tighten the shaft down if you don't trust the plunge lock to stay in place, works great with just a little more effort. Throw away those adjustable fences, make your own from wood or plastics, use c or small adjustable clamps on both ends. Try the fence cross ways on table instead of length wise, much better. One more, you don't need a miter gauge track, use blocks of scrap wood for push tools. Make your own bit guard with clear acrylic, hot melt a small aa cell led flash light on the guard to illuminate the bit work site. Maybe you will like this approach, I do, it makes routing easier and more fun. The more simple it is, the more you will want to use the tool. these are not my personal discoveries, I found them online and in magazines. I hope this help. Rocketbob
2145416
The ones I got were too long for me to use, when I attached my holder it was to the underside runners that held a top drawer in the buffet I was re-purposing. Good luck!
620169
Legs are 2' wide at the base. I used mine for a shooting table. I see that there is some lateral left/right play when pushing on it. So if you don't mind a little play/wiggle when feeding stock through your Router table, then they would work fine. Don't think you'll have a problem chasing your table around the shop as long as the floor is clean so the rubber feet can grip
731260
Yes, I have them installed in recessed cans. No problems at this point. They have been in use everyday for past 6 months.
94534
I just put a small cup on the "kitchen tool" and, yes, it did work ok.I would suggest using a pair of pliers and turning the tine back wards a little to secure it.If these are antique there is another item I purchased to display ornate cups.
933094
Yeah it works perfectly with those! I use it with this table from Amazon: FlashFurniture RB-32RB-BAR-GW-GG 32-Inch Round Granite White Plastic Bar Height Folding Table https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009IMTNVS/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_Ypxevb05YTM1A https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009IMTNVS/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_Ypxevb05YTM1A
2231306
I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.