What is the table set-up? What was wrong with the progression?
1022867
Am not sure what you are asking. I use the cards often and have no problems with them
1351515
I do not know how to paste this table into answer block, but everything should be pretty much straight forward, just separate parameters by space. Sorry about that.
2196615
Good luck ever getting this table. After 2 months of waiting for it we finnally canceled it. That was after they said it was shipped 3 different times, over a 3 week period. I buy lots online and this is the first time I have ever really bin disappointed.
1962309
Are you sure the unit is properly assembled? Either your adjustment bar is bent, or your placement needs to be backed off a notch (possibly both!). Either way, your "level position" isn't where you think it should be. Find that position and go with it!
951565
Check to see if you folded the legs all the way out, Then pushed them into the bottom of the table, next step is to hook chrome squeeze supports. Hope this helps
772397
Maybe they assembled it backwards? Have the legs reversed? The arch of the legs should match the arch of the table, but if they didn't and were turned to the back, I imagine that might cause a gap.
658781
I really can not answer your question. The tables were junk,and we sent them back!!
759204
The picture does look strange. I will set the table up and get back to you. I didn't notice anything unusual when we got it, but I haven't really used it yet.
685784
this table has only one pair of slots for the incline at the table top. so it is not an adjustment problem.you may go for models which have many slots/inclines which would be more useful, probably little more costly
702456
We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go... » Read More We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. « Show Less
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Casey, I'm sorry, but I can't answer your question. I bought the table last Fall. So far, I've had no problems. Have you gone to Strathwood with your question?
774011
Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
1685470
Desktop or laptop? Laptop definitely desktop. Possibly but I think I had a defective table
1424991
there was only a diagram (sketchy at best) with mine...why don't you email them and ask for them to send you a scanned version? Sorry I'm not more helpful!
1786132
I might be able to help. I put it together last December. I don't remember exactly what I did. Can you elaborate on what you don't understand?
1872610
Having read the previous answers, each of them provides good options. It's your choice which way you go. Like the person who built a table for the lift, I did the same. I prefer not to change things too much in order to make them fit. There are a number of variables which could enter into making such changes. Some changes could introduce more trouble, and you already realize that. I also agree with the answer that suggested you return the table, if that is an option. That would be my first choice in this instance. Good luck with your choice of how to resolve this.
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I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be right on so that you eliminate binding problems. I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be... » Read More I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be right on so that you eliminate binding problems. « Show Less