It seems the user would be cramped between the attachment and the other end of the bench. How comfortable is it to use the pec fly attachment?
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I have 2013 Powertec Workbench Levergym (WB-LS13) and on that model it allows the bench to detach (as does the 2011). I have only used it with the bench detached and it works great. I like that it gives consistent resistance throughout the movement that you don't get with dumbbells.
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It's not a problem. But keep in mind that the bench itself is made for people no taller than 6' 1"
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if you use the chest strap and waist strap it should not move around too much at all, I use mine for hiking and fishing, but I know a guy who mountain bikes with his and has no issues.
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This is a great portable work bench and I'm sure it can manage a small belt/disc sander, but check the weight of your lathe to ensure it meets specs. I'm 190# and I stood on it and didn't feel uncomfortable.
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Good you won't regret it. IF for some reason you need more length due to where you mount the controller then you could simply lengthen the wires on the bench Then plug it in. The Prodigy and the harness are truly Plug & Play. I'm no puppy I've seen a lot but this is the most awesome unit I've ever seen or used, simple and works Flawless!
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I'm going to answer this because I have looked into it a few times: Probably not. The issue is not the size (there is a larger saw stop model that is definitely will not fit). You want to check the motor location on the sawstop. you always mount the bench dog on the left as you look at the saw from the feed side -I think the issue is the motor on the saw stop is way over on the left as well and would not give you enough space for the router. You might be able to use this on the contractor model. Anyway.. I'm only answering because I recall being disappointed -I won't get my sawstop until next year after I replce the old garage with one large enough for a shop. I'm going to answer this because I have looked into it a few times: Probably not. The issue is not the size (there is a larger saw stop model that is definitely will not fit). You want to check the motor location on the sawstop. you always mount the bench dog on the left as you look at the saw from the feed side -I think the issue is the motor on the saw stop is way over on the left as well and would not give you enough space for the router. You might be able to use this on the contractor model. Anyway.. I'm only answering because I recall being disappointed -I won't get my sawstop until... » Read More I'm going to answer this because I have looked into it a few times: Probably not. The issue is not the size (there is a larger saw stop model that is definitely will not fit). You want to check the motor location on the sawstop. you always mount the bench dog on the left as you look at the saw from the feed side -I think the issue is the motor on the saw stop is way over on the left as well and would not give you enough space for the router. You might be able to use this on the contractor model. Anyway.. I'm only answering because I recall being disappointed -I won't get my sawstop until next year after I replce the old garage with one large enough for a shop. « Show Less
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I can tell you that I'm a big boy (5'9", 250lb) and it fits me comfortably. In fact I have never even considered this issue during my use. As for comfort, I choose to use it at the mid-range rather than fully inverted because of the stress it puts on my feet. 250lb is a lot to have pulling on your feet. However, I am sure that if/when I lose this extra weight I will probably be able to use it fully inverted without discomfort. And I do find it to be beneficial despite not using it fully inverted but of course each person's experience may be different. In my case I have 2 herniated discs which is why I use this apparatus. I hope this info helps you. I can tell you that I'm a big boy (5'9", 250lb) and it fits me comfortably. In fact I have never even considered this issue during my use. As for comfort, I choose to use it at the mid-range rather than fully inverted because of the stress it puts on my feet. 250lb is a lot to have pulling on your feet. However, I am sure that if/when I lose this extra weight I will probably be able to use it fully inverted without discomfort. And I do find it to be beneficial despite not using it fully inverted but of course each person's experience may be different. In my case I have 2 herniated... » Read More I can tell you that I'm a big boy (5'9", 250lb) and it fits me comfortably. In fact I have never even considered this issue during my use. As for comfort, I choose to use it at the mid-range rather than fully inverted because of the stress it puts on my feet. 250lb is a lot to have pulling on your feet. However, I am sure that if/when I lose this extra weight I will probably be able to use it fully inverted without discomfort. And I do find it to be beneficial despite not using it fully inverted but of course each person's experience may be different. In my case I have 2 herniated discs which is why I use this apparatus. I hope this info helps you. « Show Less
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I have to hold the handle with two hands often for the same reason as you. Try adjusting the strap in different positions until you find the position most comfortable for both you hands. Try moving the strap to your hip shoulder and waist. Fall 2014 was my first season using this tool, it took me a little while to get used to its weight and angleing. Once I got the hang of it I became much more aggressive with it and it handled beautifully, picking up wet leaves, small twigs and millions of sunflower seed shells that my birds leave behind. This machine, in my humble opinion, is a very good choice to add to you yard cleanup tools. I have to hold the handle with two hands often for the same reason as you. Try adjusting the strap in different positions until you find the position most comfortable for both you hands. Try moving the strap to your hip shoulder and waist. Fall 2014 was my first season using this tool, it took me a little while to get used to its weight and angleing. Once I got the hang of it I became much more aggressive with it and it handled beautifully, picking up wet leaves, small twigs and millions of sunflower seed shells that my birds leave behind. This machine, in my humble opinion, is a very good... » Read More I have to hold the handle with two hands often for the same reason as you. Try adjusting the strap in different positions until you find the position most comfortable for both you hands. Try moving the strap to your hip shoulder and waist. Fall 2014 was my first season using this tool, it took me a little while to get used to its weight and angleing. Once I got the hang of it I became much more aggressive with it and it handled beautifully, picking up wet leaves, small twigs and millions of sunflower seed shells that my birds leave behind. This machine, in my humble opinion, is a very good choice to add to you yard cleanup tools. « Show Less
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not comfortably i think. they sell a "longboard" version that attaches to seat post and rear rack assembly. better to go w this option.this smaller version is only connected to the seat post and intended for shorter boards. too wably for the smaller boards i say
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You wouldn't be able to lock your legs under the machine's padded rests because of the angle the cable comes down. It would be rubbing against your head/neck
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I believe this bipod would be too tall to use on a bench. I use mine from a seated position while varmit hunting where shooting prone is not an option.
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With the hand straps attached the bands are 5 feet long. So you can use it by one end in each hand and use your foot as the attachment point, meaning the band goes under your foot and your stretch the ends with your hands. This is pretty common and will work fine for you. You can also use them by attaching one end to something stationary that will hold the force you apply to it. I use mine by attaching one end to my very heavy elliptical machine. To get more resistance just add more bands together. Hope this helps.
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No it will not be uncomfortable. Just unzip the sides. If you don't plan to use it in temps below 50 degrees why don't you buy one that is not rated as low as this one.
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I thought I answered this. Generally speaking, I do not know how strong you are, but the trimmer is pretty light for the amount of area it cuts. I would say keep the trimmer chest high or lower when cutting and you should be fine.
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It doesn't seem to be a problem. It's a few inches of gap. It does not affect the bench. I will say this. It is not commercial grade gym quality bench. It can get a little wobbly when using heavy weight. I bench 225. It's great for dumbbells and the preacher curl is a huge plus but again a little wobbly with heavy weight. I find this bench to be one if best out there.
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not comfortably i think. they sell a "longboard" version that attaches to seat post and rear rack assembly. better to go w this option. this smaller version is only connected to the seat post and intended for shorter boards. too wably for the smaller boards i say
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Jo-yes u can do it closer. the smell will be very strong though. It is truly like a magnet for flies. The good news is-if you can deal with the smell, it only takes about a week or two and then there will be no flies anymore. The product does work extremely well.
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Yeah, i don't think that would be a problem... the bench is very stable lengthwise, it rocks a little side to side but its still stable that way as well. I'd give it a test run to be sure but I'm traveling at the moment.