what is the "cross arm" for?
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Its just decorative. When the original street lamps that these are patterned after were gas, the man who lit them every night needed a cross arm to prop his ladder on so he could climb up and light the lamp. Sure you could hang an address sign from it or a Christmas wreath, but they are just a design element to mimic an old gas street light.
1595513
No, I just get a blister in the palm of my hand because of the way I work with it. I can understand your thought though. Using a thumb against a crossguard with a complete palm around the grip would certainly aleviate the blister but then how could an indistructable crossguard be made around the strong and unbreakable blade. I guess the Japanese are more agile with the tool. Dorothy in NY
2279939
It is for one gate. You have to purchase another arm if you have double gate.
1400055
On the manufacturer's web site, in the picture of the crossarm's keyslot attachment, it appears that you can put the crossarm anywhere you want it. The page is https://www.malouffinelinens.com/Store/Structures-Bed-Frames/Structures-Twin-Full-Queen-Adjustable-Bed-Frame/index.cfm
20442
I did mounted it to a helmet mount with some clever rigging. I think it would work with a regular nvg j arm though I think.
1001377
This link might help toohttp://handa-accessories.com/odyssey/05odyroofrackcrossbar.pdf
1520227
It is made so that you can use it on either hand, and I have done so. Great product.
2116636
The free arm is for use on sleeves etc. The table attaches to the machine and gives a wider place to place the fabric and room for your hand to guide fabrics. The free arm will slide into a sleeve or tight spot for top stitching on the outside to give a finished look to the exterior of the garment especially in places where you want to have an outside ease for better, more natural fit. The table attachment makes it easier to do long straight stitch lines or stitch lines that require guidance over a longer distance like down the length of a skirt or when you have to use both hands to guide quilt peices through the machine. Does that help you any? I learned to sew on a treadle machine. You haven't lived until you see an old Singer in action!! I still use it when I want a softer stitch for quilts.
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I used the arm but it looks as though you can use it without the arm as well.
119045
To be honest with you, i am not sure, i take it you are asking about the gun case. I don't own a crossman but i am sure the case offers the size/dimensions of case. Some gins can be tilted to fit. Sorry best i csn do
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Hey there guy I purchased this rack last summer. It already has a chin up bar built in. Its the top crossbar. It has knurling on it to grab on for grip. Solid as hell! Go for it!
1148857
The lamp post is metal and the cross arm is plastic. It worked fine for me.
1877513
I have no idea. But I have arthritis in both of my arms and I have no problem using it.
1355200
Sorry for the delay in answering. The arm only rotates side to side. Not sure if that helps you or not.
1170840
Yes the entire arm swings side to side. This was a great purchase as my wife and I really enjoy the quality and function of this product.
1570416
This is actually designed to be worn crossbody, with the camera resting low at your hip/hand. The D-ring makes it easy to grab the camera & yank it up into shoot position, rather than trying to move the whole strap.I wear it crossbody as well as just on my shoulder...both times with my hand on it. I also have a handstrap attached to it, though (not a wrist strap...but a handstrap that positions your hand for shutter trigger)...old habits diehard.
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Hi Brandon, the Thule Sidearm is a versatile carrier that has various sizes of hardware included to be able to mount onto most factory crossbars. However, you can always visit www.thule.com and view the Sidearm product page for more info. Thanks!