distance from hole at top to hole at bottom of the slide where end caps are attached and bar is inserted?
2051703
Sorry, but, I returned it. I thought the construction was too weak to install in an shower where it might be used as an emergency hand rail.
2051704
Do you have the cardboard back of the package it came in? On the reverse side there is a template so that you can just drill the holes through the template marks and not bother to measure at all.
2051705
I don't remember the distance but I had to drill another hole on the bottom because the new one didn't match the old holes. Doesn't matter because the base at the bottom of the handle will cover it up anyhow. Just be sure to put some good caulking in the old hole just in case of moisture getting in.
2051706
Sorry this was slow getting to you. The overall length from the top to the bottom is 23" and the screw holes 1 think were about center which is about 21 and a half inches.
947532
Glide bar is 18.5 inches from end to end. Miter gauge is heavy duty, I couldn't be more pleased with this product. It's better than the original equipment Dewalt.
2225989
Bottom of the bar is 8 inches - top is 10 inch. Be aware that the idiot that designed thisput the screws to lock in the bar on the back side against the wall. If you cannot access thisfrom the back or do not have sufficient room between the back of the toilet and the wall to slidethe bar thru, you will have to drill a hole from the front to put a screw in. Not really difficult - just stupid design.
390680
From the middle of the top mounting bracket to the middle of the lower one if ~31#. Placement can only be adjusted if you have someone to cut the length of the bar.
942998
14" from center to center fully contracted and extends to 22". I used two of these two of these on a project and my only complaint was that one of the holes wasn't circular so if you have tight tolerances be careful.
2107138
I don't know. The first top hole is about 1 1/2 inch from the top and the next ones (2) are 1 3/4 inch from that one, if this is any help. Sorry if not, Lance R
1325828
as best as I can measure, the distance from the front face of the fence to the rearmost part of the saw(the end of the slide bars), is 16 3/4" give or take just a hair. sorry for the delay. the wife buried everything in the shop with Christmas decoration boxes.
1272780
The top of the bar is 7 feet from the inside bottom edge of the receiver. Height from ground depends on receiver height of the ground.
305278
While I do not have access to the unit at present, it is approximately 3" end to end and about 2" between the ball ends. They have one shorter extension and one longer (about 6")
1628453
The distance is 2"3/4 between centerlines of the screw holes. Remember this is used for Romanian stocks that are curved at the bottom of the stock, not straight like the Bulgarian or Vepr stocks. Hope this will help.
1342865
The metal end cap is about 1 3/4". The rubber/plastic friction pad is on the very end is slightly smaller.
1974325
The distance between the screws (on my strip, screw hole to screw hole) is 7-1/2"
1878606
When I measure the extension on an uninstalled drawer slide, the central piece will move out from the base a maximum of 20 inches.I am not familiar enough to know if it will perform the same when installed, and I have not used mine yet.
1769896
I pushed the bars in as far as I could at the top. However, with a little careful cutting the top rail could be shortened about 6" more since the top bar overlaps the vertical bars by about 3" on each side. I plan to do that and use set screws to fasten the sliding extension pieces firmly in place.
2127286
I used a tape measure and the approximate distance from the bottom of the chuck to the bottom of the base is 6 5/16" when the guide is fully extended upward. When the guide is fully depressed against the springs, the bottom of the chuck moves down to within about 1 1/8" of the bottom of the base. Hope this helps, DS
101760
On the units I purchased the sections did not separate. There are access holes on the inner slide bar that have to be lined up with holes in the outer bar. It was a little tricky to line up. I was making a large drawer with a 3/4" plywood bottom. I had to cut some shallow reliefs in the plywood to get the flathead screws through the inner slide access hole and into the outer slide hole. Hope that makes sense.
1153661
Arthur, I'm very sorry. I threw away the end caps. My home is brand new and I did not want to drill holes to mount the caps. You will need end caps if you plan to use this bar for exercise. The rubber ends on the bar grip the doorway securely without shifting or slipping. I load up the rack with clothes and it works like charm.