Is the pole welded to the clamp at the base or could I easily remove change out the pole to use for a sit/stand setup?
1107082
It's hard for me to tell because my monitor is mounted in a difficult location to see. Although it looks like it's separated from the pole and base, I think that it is welded or molded some type of way in order to hold such weight. I hope this helps you.
1107083
I already have it installed so I can't check the underside of the pole. The pole does not look welded on the top side where it joins to the mounting bracket, but may be welded or simply screwed on from the bottom side of the bracket. Either way, it cannot be "easily' removed for a "quick change" scenario. Perhaps others kept the installation manual and it may have a view of the underside of the bracket/pole assembly.
1107084
It is welded to the base. You cannot remove it. You will have to look for one that is inter-changeable.
1783756
I purchased the exact same stand and would be happy to help you. I believe the base came intact (at least I think I remember it that way). The square pole with the turning handle on it attaches to the stand with the handle toward the top of the post. The long side of the 90 degree pole slides down into the pole with the turning handle. The turning handle is used to tighten and hole the 90 degree pole. The neck loop attaches to the ring at the top of the 90 degree pole. I found the base a little stiff to turn once it was all put together but I think that's better than having it too loose. I hope these instructions are helpful. Good luck and have fun! I purchased the exact same stand and would be happy to help you. I believe the base came intact (at least I think I remember it that way). The square pole with the turning handle on it attaches to the stand with the handle toward the top of the post. The long side of the 90 degree pole slides down into the pole with the turning handle. The turning handle is used to tighten and hole the 90 degree pole. The neck loop attaches to the ring at the top of the 90 degree pole. I found the base a little stiff to turn once it was all put together but I think that's better than having it too loose. I... » Read More I purchased the exact same stand and would be happy to help you. I believe the base came intact (at least I think I remember it that way). The square pole with the turning handle on it attaches to the stand with the handle toward the top of the post. The long side of the 90 degree pole slides down into the pole with the turning handle. The turning handle is used to tighten and hole the 90 degree pole. The neck loop attaches to the ring at the top of the 90 degree pole. I found the base a little stiff to turn once it was all put together but I think that's better than having it too loose. I hope these instructions are helpful. Good luck and have fun! « Show Less
87891
Yes. One screw holds the base to the pole. User's manual here: http://www.monopricehub.com/files/manuals/5561_Manual_110830.pdf
349234
It is highly recommended that this be welded instead of clamped. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us. info@truckfinity.com
383402
Yes the base can be removed without dismantling the wire part of the cage. The base snaps on with 2 clips on each end (4 total). You'll need to be careful with the 3 tier cage as it will be rather "top heavy" (2 people w/b best). Hope this info helps. These cages are good products.
371834
No, at first we thought we would have to buy a smaller than standard pole then we realized the end pole slot can be easily removed allowing a standard pole to fit. It sits in the slot with no attaching. The quality matches the custom hardware I used when building our home. Very nice!
2211302
The saw/stand in the stow (upright) position is just under 4' tall. As far as removing the saw from the stand I don't see why you would want to. It's not made to quickly assemble/disassemble the two units. However, it can be done. Just follow assembly in reverse. You would have to flip the entire unit over so that the table is on a non-marring surface to remove the bolts to remove the stand. Again, I don't why you would want to remove it. It is very easy change it from stow to working position and visa versa. Hope this helps!
628277
It's adjustable. You just push the pole in as much as you want and tighten the clamp down.
350225
It's not standard. Pole is smaller than base, unless you buy their mount which protrudes above the floor. I bought it for my boat and am replacing it by laminating a piece of wood and buying standard table base and pole to use with my existing flush floor mount.
2135353
I would assume the weight of being on the base vs. the clamps would not affect the functionality of sitting and standing.
1037274
The bottom half of the clamp is detachable. It is not intended to mount in a grommet hole, so I my answer is not without modification. Most grommet holes will fit the pole but not the clamp. You could make the grommet hole a wide rectangle to make it fit, but be careful because it was designed for the lip of a desk.
2084650
Anything is removable with bolt cutters! As for a slightly more helpful answer, there's a screw on the bottom that looks like it probably allows the stand to be removed, but I haven't tried unscrewing it
2104430
There is a screw hole on the pole, but I prefer the base as it is well weighted and can hold a 21" screen horizontal or vertical without any difficulties and with out take much space. the base is pretty flat and heavy.
931741
No, it is welded on. You could hacksaw it off, but you won't gain any space because the legs when folded extend beyond the rest.
1835294
The base and pole are separate when shipped, the pole attaches to the base by being screwed on a ~10mm threaded mount (did not actually measure this - from my foggy memory).
993979
The anchor portion (lower left) has to be clamped, pinned (push pins included) or screwed in place. I don't want holes in the table I use so a clamp is fine for me. I haven't found the need to weight the lead. I don't do detailed drawings with this pantograph. I use this to create enlarged, simple sketches that are proportional. I freehand details.
1319866
Some previous questions posted here say it is threaded and can be used with an extension pole. I gave it to someone as a gift, so I don't have it handy to look at it.