On the 25 inch version w/ 43" table, does the locking box overhang the table enough to affect stability?
257165
It is amazing how a company that has built its reputation on precision would offer a table that is 4" shorter than its own carrier body. My favorite part of the instructions is the part that shows you how to modify your new table to make it work. Nothing like fixing something new before you ever use it.
257166
No never had a problem and my table is moved before and after each use. It does overhang a bit, but fence locks down w/o problem.
257167
No. It looks awkward but it is stable enough. It is the exact same issue with the 17" version on their smaller table.
257168
I haven't noticed stability problems but I do have to move the table further from the wall than I would like. So you have to consider your space requirements.
257169
Joseph,I Have the 17 inch LS with a 39 inch table. It works great!. You should be fine. If need be you can add a table extension to mount the bracket. Also you can overhang the bracket a little off the table. The incra folks are very helpful, if you have questions. The system is very cool!Mike
1709230
I just have a sturdy folding table with a sheet over it. Tipping has not been a problem.
746318
Not it won't. It is quite tight (as it should be) on the 4 ft table.If I don't tape down the locking rings on my 4 ft foldable table, it can move them and release the locks.
844248
I am not sure about the stability to consistently support the 17". Mine is only a 14". It started out great, but now sometimes the plastic pieces will slide and not support my laptop at the higher levels, so I had to bring it down to the level that it would support it without sliding.
324839
I use my table in an art studio so do not use it for typing, but I think it would wobble a bit. When opened, it is a little unstable.
1573915
I am only 5'4" but I do not have any trouble with my knees colliding with the bar. None of my guests have complained either. I really love this table, its heavy enough to hold up to the high winds in our area and even though it has a non-solid top, no one has spilled a drink on it DT being uneven. The bar under the table is actually kind cool if you want ot lean back with your feet up!
1976050
I'm not sure, table is solid but it depends on the size of your printer and how much it overhangs.
1674327
As I remember when assembling this table, the bottom bar is pretty integral to the stability of the table. It might be o.k. without it, but I would not put much weight on it, or depend on it as a desk. There are pre-cut holes in the bottom braces that accept the bar. I'm sure if the bar was not installed that these holes would likely be noticeable though not terribly so.
1144365
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by stability but I have two side by side in a bottom (Floor level) cabinet with no problem. I slide the shelves in and out and they remain secure and serviceable
1906786
Yes. So even though the height can be adjusted from above the table, you still have to reach under each time to unlock and lock the clamp.
1319892
the weight of the iron and the board prevent the holder from wobbling. You can always bend the top hooks to secure it better to your door size if needed.
793715
Yes. We have not had an issue with this at all. The only concern we have had is whether or not the table top had a lip around it. If so it is sometimes difficult to properly secure the seat.
1912428
It's rated for 500lbs so I don't see a problem for you but I do have some issues with the table. The foot pedal sticks out so far you have to be careful. I put a red bucks over pedal when not using it. Also table doesn't stay pumped over night even if there's no weight on it but probably be ok while your working on something. Maybe there's some adjustment that can be made. It's cold weather here and I haven't looked into it.
1741780
It has not been an issue for me. The extra people can still use the table space, they just can't put their feet under the table. So something like a stool is good.
233206
Yes it dose have enough room for working out an wouldn't get one without a locking. An wouldn't recomend any other inverion table over this one an for that price! Use it every day an its magic how u feel after just a few uses!
765234
I have a 55" and it fits perfectly with about 2 inches to spare on each side. So, no overhang. A 65" would fit, but you might be a bit wider than the table. Look at the width of both and see what overhang you'd and and if you can live with it.. The table is certainly substantial enough to hold it.
2116215
No, the weight of the table stabilizes the leg. At least we have had no problems with it in our motor home.