I want to use a glass plate however how do I adjust the build table lower so it stays instead of resetting to original height with each new build?
1653500
Just print the correct offset based on the thickness of your glass: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:263804
1090319
No. The table's top is not adjustable in that way. There is a slight tilt to it, but one cannot adjust it. You can adjust height of the table.
534328
Each silver leg has a screw that attaches it to the black support leg. You unscrew the screw, then can raise or lower the leg to the height desired. Finally, you retighten the screw. I does take an allen wrench. You could tip it over and do it all at once, but I just do them one at a time and let the table be wobbly for a minute.
2133433
Hold the bottom until it goes on higher beams. Continue to do the process till u like the setting possibly three setting of beams
1717657
Can only extend height to parameters listed. Not sure what install into previous set means...
21304
Yes. You turn the padded top part, raise it, then set it into the notch at the height you want it at.
988734
I couldn't figure that out, was rather disappointed that the rack wasn't tiered like my previous rack (with the left side for shorter glasses and the right for taller glasses). It also messed up spacing for taller plates below, I have to keep those to the right side and stop about the middle or the top rack will clank into the plates. I have to put wine glasses on the bottom racks now.
163014
you can do a minor adjustment by loosening the assembly bolts slightly and positioning the table in the correct location and retighten the bolts. it would require two people, one to hold the table in the position you want firmly, and the other to tighten the bolts.
426420
There are different holes you use for the bolts to set the height. If you want to have it taller or shorter, you need to unbolt the rods and use the holes you want. You can't set it anywhere in the range, just where the holes are.
312823
So did I at first. Start with the longest at the bottom and go up as the pieces get smaller. It is better if there is soneone else to help you hold it together while putting it together. Also, don't tighten the bolts completely because you may need to tap each level to make sure it is even and level where the two sections of each level fit together. I love it after I finally gotvit together. You will know if the sections are not level because your cookware will rock back and forth and not sit level. Good luck
969169
We did exactly that. We used a dremel and cut them down to the size we needed. Make sure you only cut the bottom of the inside and top of the outside leg when doing the adjustment. Works fantastic!
1783755
You place the hang man rod into the base rod and then you increase the height to what you want, after that you tighten it down with the knob. If the base rod isnt attached bolt it in from the underside. Good luck, I love this stand!Jennifer Evhard
1129733
That is exactly what I did. It wasn't an exact fit at first, but with a little work it fits fine now(don't change out your existing plate). I didn't have to re-drill or cut anything.
1205595
There is a small plastic cap on the bottom that will allow you to adjust about a half inch vertically. Its primary function is to make fine adjustments when leveling the table.
827498
The height can actually be adjustable. There are several notches where you can install glass holders and depending on your equipment you can adjust the height of the glass accordingly.
1984932
On the underside there is a square/rectangular block. If you turn it it will adjust the size.
485057
Hi - the plate can be held down and adjusted in 2 ways...Kreg sell special corner supports that provide vertical adjustment and hold-down screws that go through those holes. But simpler and cheaper is to route a rebate to recess the plate just below the surface, shim it to exactly flush with masking tape then secure it down with corner screws or through-bolts. This is all very well spelled out in the instructions that come with the plate, plus all the dimensions you need. Hope this helps! Mike