What is the thickness of the desk top - I want to attach a bracket for a knitting machine
1182710
I am not near the desk and I have not measured it, but I think its about a .5 inch thick desk top.
1817973
Probably not. The brackets that attach to the underside of the desk need to be mounted about 5 inches back from the front of the desktop. The brackets are about 10 inches long.
1680895
I do not remember the length of the screws, but my desk is only an inch thick to give you an idea and I really didn't have any issue installing it.
1729181
I am not sure because I don't have a thickness gauge. To my eye, it appears to be 1/8" or 3/16" thick. You can see an official reproduction at the MOMA Store ($1,200), which I believe is identical to the one offered by LexMod.
1918175
Hey Bob. The Wilton vise will sit flush with tops up to 3 inches thick. Mine is 2 1/4" so it required a 3/4" shim between the top and the vise. This vise is expensive but worth every penny. It works flawlessly and the quick release feature is the best I've seen. You will have to make some jaw liners but you are a woodworker after all. Piece of cake.
1837454
I don't have one so I'm not sure of its thickness. There is a bit of room in the case if it isn't more than a third or fourth inch thick.
2140667
The key dimension is the thickness of your top, as well as the area you need below it. It will fit one that is 2 1/4 thick. If you have a thinner top, you will need to glue a piece of wood to the underside so it is 2 1/4" thick. I have a 1 1/2 inch top and had to glue a 3/4" piece of wood to it. You also need to ensure you have an area under the bench that is free of supports and aprons at least 9 1/2" that you can mount it to.
1990813
It looks like 1/4 to 3/8 inches thick. Very hard to tell on the machine.Hope this helps.
248670
I don't think it will work in this application. The bracket is a two piece model that clamps around a round object, holding it together with two screws. The problem is that the Culp half of bracket is molded to the cup and there is that there is not enough room for tools to turn in screw to attach it to the side of the desk.
1817975
Sorry, but no, I don't think this will work for you. The back of the brackets that mount to the underside of my desk are about 16" from the front edge.
1198224
I can only tell you based on my experience. My table is not a flat all across the bottom, like a kitchen table type. It's an end table, with a drawer, meaning it has wood dropping down about 4" all around it, with a lip coming out 1-1/2" from that. My problem was the clamp, while the lip section is only 1" thick, and I'm sure 3/4" thick would be fine, tightening the clamp wasn't possible with the drop down section, so we literally had to cut it out, the just 4" width of the clamp as a whole, to allow for tightening the clamp down to an inch, so the table minus the laptop holder would be useless now, as it's missing a large section of wood on the side. With it, no one can tell a section was cut out. The other problem is the weight. This is very very heavy, as before cutting the end table, I first tried a small flat top table, but it was so light weight, that the laptop table holder itself made it fall over sideways, without even adding the computer. You'd have to put a counter weight of some type on the opposite side, but mine was too small for that. If I could have counter-weighted a larger flat table with a heavy lamp or something, an inch thick would have worked fine. Just be weary of how heavy it is, since it's made of thick metal and quite heavy (the specs probably show the total weight). After working out how to install it though, I have to say I love it! It's great to swing towards me when I want the computer, and back away from me when I'm done.
339686
the screw itself is 2 inches from the edge of my desk, the actual flat clamp is about 2.5 inches from the edge if that helps at all
248671
I don't think it will work in this application.The bracket is a two piece model that clamps around a round object, holding it together with two screws.The problem is that the Culp half of bracket is molded to the cup and there is that there is not enough room for tools to turn in screw to attach it to the side of the desk.
1918177
About three inches. The best way to attach, I believe, is to wait for the delivered vise and then plane a piece of hard maple to pad out your top thickness (if that is the concern). I have a 1.5 inch thick maple shop table and did that. You can also recess the thickness of the back jaw into the table edge. This allows you to clamp against the vise jaw and table edge for the entire length. Long boards can be balanced and clamped with a pipe clamp on the other end of the table. This is a great vise.
1289797
Thicker than the length of the screw--unless you don't mind the sharp end of the screws sticking up through your desk top.
1733743
When it is in the lowest position, I put the keyboard on the small pull out section below the monitor that sits right on the desk top and may be has a thickness of 1/2 inch. Look at the fourth picture on Amazon that shows this. Hope that is helpful.
1216669
Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the laptop cart's shelf. Hope this helps you in making your choice. Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the... » Read More Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the laptop cart's shelf. Hope this helps you in making your choice. « Show Less