Can the base stand legs point to the right and the table part rotate opposite to the left? How long is the arm from the stand to the table center?
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Do the stand legs must be under the table as there is not enough weight for them to counterbalance each other. The arm is about 1 foot..
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Yes, can rotate opposite to the left. C/L post to center of table is ~13.5 inches.
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It can't do that. Even if it could, gravity would become your enemy and tip it over. The rotation is all in the table top. The arm length is ABOUT 16-18" long.
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It manuevers easily for me at easychair side. Enjoying the product which holds a German English Dictionary
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No, it will fall over, but you can adapt it to do that by attaching the legs to the floor somehow. Since the stand post is round, you should be able to turn the platform 360 degrees. I adapted mine to do that by putting a 1 3/4" PVC sleeve over the post cut to the height I needed and wedging the stand legs under the couch frame. It just swivels put of the way when I get up. The length to table center is about 14"-15".
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You can screw the 4-legged base and the pole to face any direction. But once screwed in, if you wanted to change direction, you'd have to take them apart and re-screw.
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The shelf will rotate 360 degrees as long as you only install the center allen screw that connects the glass shelf to the arm. There are 3 inline screws that connect the arm to the glass shelf from the bottom. I only installed the center one of the 3 so that it gives the ability to rotate the shelf around.
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The chair swivels 360 degrees, not by design though. You loosen the vice that allows the chair to be removed from the base and it will rotate. I've used it as a swivel regularly.
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Yes. All the round joints (6) you see will rotate 360 degrees. That includes the ones where the legs attach to the platform as well as where the legs attach to one another.
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I have it hanging from the ceiling as a swag lamp. That base is 6" I have no idea about the table model
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Yes. The arm can rotate 360 degrees. It can also swing up and down about about 160 degrees. The tray can tilt a few degrees in either direction.
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Yes, the base rotates 360 degrees... like almost every bench vice. Not sure why that's confusing.
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The monitor does tilt slightly forward and backwards (about 25 degrees). There is no rotational movement at all. The base is very stable unless you hit it hard.
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You cannot. The table only moves forward or back over the base, it does not swivel. If it did, it would fall over.
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No. The table is Permanently affixed to the stand. The only way to move it is on its wheels.
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I ordered & received this table in early December. The legs are turned. I checked the latest photo of the table on Amazon before replying to your question. The legs in the picture are identical & they are spindle turned.
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The stand is very adjustable, allowing for adjustments in width and length. As long as the mounting points are within the stand's table area.
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Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
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The center can pivot a bit, but it is right on the pole so it would depend how far back you are. I have 3 24 inch monitors (Dell) just fine BTW. The bottom ones are a good 6 inches or so off the table, as they were with my previous mount. The bottom ones are close to me, about the right distance with my table though the top on is just a bit off the pole.
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Hi, there are two moveable joints here...each move as hinges only...just up/down, not side to side. The top arm does Not go fully vertical...it's max angle is roughly 145 degrees with bottom arm fully vertical. The bottom arm movement is just 45 degree max. It goes fully vertical, but downwards to about 45 degrees only...it will not slope down to be fully horizontal/parralel with your desk. Now, the lamp is lightweight, so while the hinges don't swivel side to side, just move the base...it does not scratch your desk. Overall, I love this lamp with its different settings. The USB charger is very useful. Note, the top arm does fully collapse to the bottom arm and when closed like this, the lamp can be completely vertical in this closed position. I keep my lamp in basically a 90 degree position and rarely move it. I don't think the lamp is designed for constant movement, say if you were a jeweler...that would be too much wear/tear. Hope that helps. Mark in NY
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I'm not sure I can help, but yes I noticed a slight problem when putting the legs. The center leg is retractable, make sure that you push to its maximum, then R2-D2 would stand properly :-) Also the side leg can rotate, from vertical to a back position.