What is the diameter of the turning piece? I'd like to mount a hollow metal tube and mount something other than a disco ball, but still under 25 lbs.
1111701
if you mean the little metal tube piece that the hook goes thru? it's about the same diameter as a disposable/Bic ballpoint pen...hope that helps...I can't really reach it/get to it to measure just eyeballing it!! :)
1111702
the rotating shaft is approx. 1/4 inch with a hole drilled horizontally through it (perfect for mounting a hollow metal tube and securing it with a cottor key. i would be concerned about hanging much more than 5-6 lbs from the device just 'cause the i doubt the bearings are meant to support much more weight than that. but,,,,, these spinners are not that expensive and maybe it is worth the try,)
1111703
On the motor shaft is an S-hook approx. 3/4"" wide. Shaft is about 1/4". Trick is going to be getting the tube centered on the hook so it hangs straight. dmcclure@abc15.com
883840
Assuming a small head and tail stock, you can turn between 16.5 and 18 inches. The difference is the amount of waste needed after the piece has been turned.
1892227
I'd use a 4/0 or 5/0 ...but, you'd need to use a bullet weight/slip sinker, unless you're going to try to go weightless....and, I would peg the sinker...a 4.5" tube is a BIG tube!
892812
Good day, the tubing diameter is about 1.25" on the main frame around the basket. Thanks!
702006
I am not sure. I didn't try to do that. looking at it now, it may work, but you should check out the smaller hoop that they sell. it is really for children and is a bit over 2 pounds. I would think if you could change the diameter, it would have told you that in the directions, but that was not mentioned.
1139351
The diameter is 2 1/2 inches at the widest point on the handle, but it tapers down dramatically from there to the end of the handle. This rachet was clearly not designed to be used with cheater bars. You may be better off if you just bought a breakover for those jobs needing more torque/leverage. I hope this helps.
1596611
The rotation motor is at the base of the antenna. It is designed to take a round pole and has 3 set screws to tighten to the pole. Sorry I do not remember the diameter of the pole I used, it was PVC pipe probably 1 to 1 1/2 inch. Hold off until you receive it and you can easily carry that part of the antenna to hardware store. Type of pole will depend on inside or outside? good luck!
1984282
edit: I didn't know it was not a ROUND tubular type frame like most are and is oval like, so it probably will not!(unless you are handy and can make your own brackets or mounts or modify things etc) Myself I do not know, but the one I got for my mother fit hers and could have been places in more than one spot on different sized tubing because it comes with stick on rubber pieces to put around the metal tubing if you need to make it a larger diameter so the cup holder can still clamp down on it. If I remember correctly it had 2 different size of rubber (thickness wise), but in the spot I used I needed both so I trimmed one (length wise) and used in on a narrow tuber on hers to build it up then stuck the other rubber piece on top of the first one and then clamped the cup holder down. Been a long time and she still uses it no problems. It can clamp tight and has the rubber pieces with it so it should fit most applications. I can check the diameter it can go up to if needed, just reply and let me know.
1348448
Smaller than that. I would say around 1/2"-3/4" dia. Also be aware the shaft that ball is attached to can break from mounting base. I just had mine break! Luckily I had some epoxy to glue it back together. Still a great holder though. Hope that helps.
298032
I believe it's an inch in diameter....it's textured as well. I have mine mounted against a side wall instead of from the ceiling and braced with two ratcheted come-alongs. Sucker can support both my wife and I dead-hand and full weight without even creaking.
1813697
Its 3.5" in diameter. After seeing your question, I tried again to separate the dome from the base and was able to, although a wire from the LED to the battery terminal broke loose. I'll try soldering it back. It should mount OK after that. Thanks.
795304
Just received mine, and it snapped together and turns easily.Make sure yours is fully snapped down - if the end isn't all the way out, it will create friction rather than allow the rotating section to turn.
1768721
I mounted mine on a Sheppard's hook and place and upside metal saucer - 24" - diameter
1094824
I found a spec sheet online somewhere before I bought mine. It might have been on the MonMount website for item # 194B but I don't recall.Anyway, if I understand you correctly, I laid a ruler on the base behind the shaft and measured to the edge, it was difficult to read because the metal curves but it looks to be about 33 mm. Keep in mind that the mounting plate is not completely flat, there are 2 large bolts that hold the 2 halves of the base together so the bold heads add a few mm to the width. I'm not sure if I can upload pictures here but I will if I can.
1951639
I expanded the holder to the maximum width the clamp can go and I came up with 1.375 inches or 3.4925 centimeters. There are 3 base settings that you can position the rotating clamp. Once you adjust it to one of the 3 notches you can move the twist able adjuster for a snug fit. Hope that helps.
311607
You should be able to mount it on a horizontal bar (which I haven't tried). The holder does rotate on plastic gear teeth, like a ratchet.
278046
It's already posted as a response and I pasted it here for you. From end of wheel to opposite side is 25.5 - 26"