Say I wanted to put this under a table, yet run a tube thru a hole in the table, and have my tower/tap on the tables surface. can i do that?
1102303
Yes but you would need lomger tubing and a way to close the seal on top of the kegorator to hold in the coolant (like a diaphram). If you wanted to keep the tap tower attached to the kegorator to avoid this, then you would need a taller tap tower as you would lose height running it through a counter top (iow, you wouldn't have enough room below the tap tower to dispense a beer).
935419
The tube aint drilled to accept running the wires thru it, however it can be accomplished. holes would need to be drilled under the light mounting tabs and also thru the bracket(s) that mount the unit to the frame. you could use grommets to create a water tight seal. by the way, to mount this light bar, no modification to the plastic splash panel are required as stated by others in some of the comments i have read in the product review.
1433550
Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
1272093
Doesn't look like you can. The column on this thing is huge and long, not to mention the head is very heavy. Why get this if you wanted a table top? But if you really wanted it for table top, I'd recommend cutting a circle large enough on the table for the column and push it right up against the drill press.
1344174
No, it should work just fine as is. A lighted table would make it a little easier, I have never used one and have never had any trouble.
1219866
I suppose you technically could with the right equipment, but it's certainly not designed for it. It's a bit heavy for mounting, and it's base is well designed for sitting on a table, desk, floor or otherwise. Hope that helped!
852836
I have only used this as a hand held tool. My guess is that you would need to look for an expensive custom table that would allow you to drill mounting holes. It's a lot of router. I have several and it's easily the best of the bunch....bc
169102
I believe you can........... my son has his hooked up to a large hamster house complex with tubes running in all directions.....
1418219
I use mine against the dinning room table, I do not see any reason that request will not work...:-)
768010
Yes you can but it is a little awkward. I believe the instructions on how to do it are enclosed in the product.
1570258
I don't see why not, you would just be using the frame as a level platform.
193708
Sure you can, but you will probably have to drill your own holes in the table plate, and possibly need to pick up different screws to fasten the router to the plate.
661807
Yes, it can be done at the top of the fixture. That's the way I would do it, should the situation arise.
1108060
If you have a power drill with a flat head attachment, it's no problem screwing it in. With that said you can place it any where you want. I added a computer self below the table and it worked out fine.
2122593
You probably can but it would not be my choice. Making adjustments would be difficult and I'd be concerned about how securely it could be mounted. If using a router table is a must I'd select a different model.
2141056
Yes, it is possible, but there will be 4 exposed holes on the surface. The top portion, which is thicker, is actually hollow, so removing it should not compromise the integrity.
2129619
Yes you can, I did that for a while however that left the box not completely sealed and moisture & contaminates can get in. I later bought the mc-4 connecters and got better results. Good luck. Remember the shorter the wire run the higher the output.