Are the height adjustments 1/2 inch or 1 inch?
918911
You are very welcome. Nice to see that some people still have and use common courtesy. Hope you enjoy your legs.
918912
One inch, Good sturdy legs after I tightened them up a bit with my vise. IMHO they could have made the legs fit more snugly into the sliding channel but then that is just my humble opinion. Easy of manufacturing with standard items off the shelf was the primary profit concern. AGAIN just IMHO!
918913
1" --- I needed to drill for my project. Good product but 1/2" hole spacing would have been nice.
605977
yes, legs can adjust by moving spring loaded pins in lower section of legs, surface height can be varied from about 20 inches to 28 inches in about 1 inch increments
2056581
1 inch is probably close at the top. They are more narrow at the bottom. Nice quality.
1691447
I believe the thread is 1/4-20 but I'm not completely sure. It's been a while since I installed them but I would guess the adjustment is 1 to 1.5 inches. I installed my set in the garage and found the floor was surprisingly uneven. But my set is about 14 feet long and I was able to adjust the legs so it is all level and plumb. Just remember to find the flloor high point and work your way out from there (like installing kitchen cabinets). (After my initial post, I see that someone else posted that the thread is 3/8. OK, I guess it could be. If we know why you were asking we could check further.
1205595
There is a small plastic cap on the bottom that will allow you to adjust about a half inch vertically. Its primary function is to make fine adjustments when leveling the table.
1090959
Yes they can be mounted on 1/2", but that is the maximum. The nut threads about two revolutions.
1072727
The height adjustment is machined metal screw. This is a precision piece and while I do not have the book in front of me, if memory serves right, each full turn = 1/64 of an inch. The clamp holds the router very firm, keeping it snug and plumb. Harold
1785424
No. They have a small machine screw protruding from the legs. You might sleeve the legs with a larger diameter pipe and secure with a set screw to adjust the height
422821
If your risers will accept 1" bars, I don't see why not. Even though these are 1 1/4", where they clamp are stepped down to 1".
1206664
Per the product description - 19-1/2 inch To 31-1/2 inch At 1 inch intervals
1718736
They are a little over 11 inches and yes you can adjust the heights of them. Hope this helps.
1869593
Mine was 1 7/8 inch but I upgraded it to a 2 inch to match my other trailers.
1950782
They are meant to be stabilizers, not levelers. You adjust the height manually.
2165028
DID you mean 1 1/2"...? I'll check and the mounts are made so you can run a pipe through a hole drilled into the decking
554476
1/2 inch tilt/rise at the back is negligible, you will not feel the difference
575299
I have this item, and after measuring it the height is just shy of 2 1/4 inches. Hope this helps.
866724
They are one inch. If your drawers are like the ones I built you'll need to get 1 3/4". They are available at any hardware store.