Are the support mounts raised or flush with the surface of the table?
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Hi Ipodlover!Thank you for your inquiry!The support mounts are raised on this table.AisteBisonOffice
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There are three position holes where the table mounts to the base. By adjusting to different holes you can control how aggressive or sensitive the table is. You can find one that will allow the table to go beyond vertical, allowing you to hang freely. I used gravity boots and a bar for 30 years and switched to inversion tables as I got older. I like to hang free of the table. If properly adjusted you can do that on this one.
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Yes It sets flush to surface. If area is uneven there may be escapees. Rods which connect sections will secure it in place
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Thanks for the heads-up. I previously had a table with a similar pedestal footprint base, so am not used to leaning on the table top. Love to hear what others say.
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I can't remember exactly, and my table is on a job site so I can't look at it, but I believe there is a groove in the aluminum part of the table that one slides into with tension screws on the outside rim to hold them in place. The other went in the fence rail with tension screws as well. I will check my table Monday and try to confirm.
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Thank you. I am going to make a table to work it on that can tilt a little so I dont have to have it flat all the time, thanks for the info.
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No. While it is perhaps possible to shorten the height a bit with great effort and the right tools, you would still need to account for the space required below the working surface for the tilt mechanism an for access to the knobs and pins associated with the trunnion and other hardware. As built the table surface is already at comfortable working height. This is a heavy tool and I used a block and tackle just to stand it upright - you would need something stronger than a "table" to safely support it.
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I am away from home so can't measure it for you but the short answer is very little. The table I have it mounted on is basically a thick board made out of 2x6s glued together. The legs are metal legs that screw on to brackets that mount on the underside of the table. Bottom line is that the legs are basically flush with the edge of the table mounted in the extreme corners. So very little overhang.
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The order consists of two (2) adjustable table supports (one for each side) with plastic clips that engage the adjustment rail. The package comes with detailed installation instructions, but I was able to modify the supports to fit myusage requirements. They are very sturdy because I use mine for an angled wood carving surface.
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This item comes with the mounting brackets. I have to say it is not very well designed for installing on the side of a drawing table. It keep it from breaking you would have to mount it at the top which is not very convenient.
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This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture
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The unit comes with a free-standing, height-adjustable support column you place underneath and near the outer edge of the desktop (close to you) when elevated to provide further support. With the column supporting flush against the desktop bottom, there's no shaking whatsoever. Adjusting the desktop and column takes seconds. Highly recommended.
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No, there are no supports between the steel uprights. The way the table top is held down is by square steel pads that are roughly 6"x6" welded to the top of the tube uprights, with four holes at the corners.
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Kind of a mute point. I love the table, but I don't use the lift top feature. It is unsteady and unreliable in this regard. I just keep the table as a flat surface. Have even planned to bolt the lift part from underneath to keep fingers from getting squished. The table is beautiful, though, and I am glad to have it.
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You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.
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Yes, it is level. The table does not touch the ground because it is resting on the legs which extend about a foot outside of the table top.
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Lynn, I bought this set for my parents and have yet to open it, but I have the same set (in bar height) on my deck. There are pads on the legs of the table and the chairs. The pads on the table and the front pads on the chairs screw in/out to account for uneven surfaces. I use cushions if I'll be sitting for more than a while. Cushions designed for chair backs fit the seat and back perfectly (some seat cushions are too bulky, imo).