had lots of problems raing the base in a table set up. finally sprayed silicone on the base and it seems to work better. any one having this problem?
929425
No, but I have only used it a couple of times, I am assuming you have an inverted table mount with bit up. If that is the case you should be able to attach the base to the table with mounting screws and adjust the heigt using the allen they gave in the box.
929426
Make sure you are releasing the clamp before trying to adjust the height. You cannot adjust the height while the motor is clamped, unfortunately.
929427
I hope you realize that you must unclamp the router before making height adjustments above table. I cant see any other reason that you would have difficulties raising or lowering the router otherwise. It's not a true above the table adjustable router
929428
I have seen mine bind but find if I don't let the saw dust build up, make sure all the releases have been pushed and lift it straight up it works alright. I other words it could be better it requires patients.
929429
Only that this router isnt really compatible with being in a table. Cant be put in a normal lift due to the switsh
2255278
Yes - it is due to the screws being tightened. It happened to both of ours after some time as well as a third one a neighbor had. If you very gently tighten them (but not all the way) you can avoid the spots but then the table is not 100% sturdy. The spots are from the pressure points.
909233
I don't have that experience but check the products are use for cleaning the table cut be the reason or the oil are using. I recommended excellent table.
1459220
Although I've not placed it on my wood table, the silicone is of a thickness that would elevate it above the table so that it will not touch. Not sure if this helps.
1069678
Funny you ask. I ran out of gelish base and top coat. And use a different brand I had. Turned out just as good. Just be sure to use gel products and clean nail bed well. Hope this helps.
1796616
I had a similar sounding issue recently and was able to get it back to normal by blowing into the top and bottom of the base and under the reservoir where it connects. I had to do it a few times but after I got some old grounds and such out of there, it started working fine again. Hope it helps.
127198
We used goo gone and a sponge. It was terrible and my only complaint about the table other than that its been great had it about a year.
293021
It might help somewhat, but I think something made from silicone would be a far better solution. Good luck!
1316872
Somewhat, I have found that a base actually works better. If you are having a really difficult time use a lye based oven cleaner. Just don't get any on you or certain kinds of metal finishes.
286151
Mine was hard too. I just sprayed a little wd40 on a Qtip and rubbed it in the closer. That seem to help. Plus the more I use it the better it gets.
2073041
I don't know. I have no problem with mine. Try Bar-Keepers Friend to clean the exterior, maybe it will bring it back to new or maybe you just received a bad set. I love my set.
387809
I've had that happen too. What I've done with my mats (which are not "the mat") is just smear a very thin layer of shortening to the mat. I make my own fondant and this has always worked. Don't know why it wouldn't work for The Mat too.
1514564
I haven't experienced this problem. I am enjoying my set. I use silicon utensils and wash by hand.
1151725
Yes mine did same thing but on right . It only does it periodically. I thought if it kept it up I would spray it with silicon spray.
1432300
actually I don't think it is I just put mine up and it was working yesterday it rained and last night it didn't come on I am drying it out in the house now hopefully it will work again then I am going to silicone seal it with stuff from wallyworld you can buy for a few bucks good luck
1131991
I used the permatex 81730 flowable silicone on a cracked screen on an ipad. The corner of the ipad had hit a hard surface and fractured the corner without interfering much with the rest of the screen. I thought I would try the flowable silicone and see how well it worked. I was mainly hoping to keep small pieces from slowly falling out and destabilizing the rest of the glass in the corner. The flowable silicone works as promised. When applied it flows out over the affected area much better than regular silicone. However, it doesn't permeate the crack and basically sits on top of the glass itself. In my experience it did stabilize the corner but left a raised place above the glass that obviously felt like silicone and eventually began peeling off. I eventually had to peel it off the surface of the glass and I haven't as yet replaced it. That's all the info I can share about it... but that was my experience.
464580
Not really. I bought this table last June, and I've had issues with it. I contacted customer service, and they offer no help , even though they offer 5 year warranty. I had to purchase a new table last week. Very dissapointed. I've had another table for 15 years and it still works. Will not buy from this company again. Veronica M... Business Owner & Therapist