Is it held to the work surface with a suction cup or clamp? Does the arm with the lead have to be weighted down?
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The anchor portion (lower left) has to be clamped, pinned (push pins included) or screwed in place. I don't want holes in the table I use so a clamp is fine for me. I haven't found the need to weight the lead. I don't do detailed drawings with this pantograph. I use this to create enlarged, simple sketches that are proportional. I freehand details.
61057
It's a suction cup, suction is what keeps it from moving. It's very stable. It's about 4in in diameter.
1908987
The device clamps to a flat surface, with up to about a 1 1/2" inch thickness, like a shelf or desktop. If your chair has an armrest on it, you probably could attach it to the chair. Sorry about the delay in answering, I missed this email somehow, and just now noticed it.mpa
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Its only made to be used at the top. It clamps on to the rungs. I've used it several times and it works really well the way its intended to. Its not made to point down. What you see in the picture is the only way it can be used.
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I'm not certain. My lamp is attached to a flat desk. The clamp is very secure, but the lamp itself does have some weight to it that may cause some sliding or shifting to occur on a slant. Sorry I cannot give you a definite answer.
1826868
The arms are held in place by a clamp with a large screw. The clamps can be loosened and the arms moved up and down so either arm can be taken off the pole or placed anywhere on the pole.
1459090
None whatsoever. The little hook like end keeps it in place. Love this holder. Almost 2 years old and never a problem. Still as shiny as the first day. You won't be disappointed.
839500
There is a small brush attachment and something that looks like a clamp. I'm not sure what the clamp thing is for.
1211717
Clamp was included. Other than weight, I see no issue clamping to a tilting table. At higher angles it may be awkward, since it is designed to balance the weight with the support pole vertical.
850026
Mine came with both a C clamp and a mount to be fastened to the desk with screws. I'm using the C clamp and it works well.
311180
It has a weight and a small non-adhesive backing that maintains it where you place it.
1488710
Yes you have to hold it either up or down. It works great on our anchor buddy
1898333
No. There is no clamp or mount. It basically rests on top with an elbow support to stabilize.
1893010
The arm has spring loaded tension devices in each joint. The arm stays in the position you place it
1074343
Yes - it has no suction cup or mounting bracket. However, the great thing about this is that the spring-loaded pencil gripper feeds the pencil as you sharpen, allowing you to hold the sharpener with one hand and crank the handle with the other. Our old suction mounted sharpener would rarely stick to the surface of a table and that was very frustrating. This is a great sharpener - still going strong after several years.
999180
I use weighted sandbag mount that just rests on the dashboard. Works OK for me. (it is a Garmin product).
1074345
It has a clamp to secure it to a tabletop or similar surface. You could probably still use just by securing it with your free hand against a flat surface.