why no locking rim to use when the screen is being used as a shaker. This doesn't make sense.
1860619
The screen sits on the top and is secured in place with a screw on plastic rim.
1860620
This item has a cover for the screen that pushes down on the top to cover it so that you can leave flour or sugar in the cup and it will stay clean. The screen fits into a screw on rim and this secures it to use. This allows you to unscrew the rim and take the screen out to wash it. I love mine.
1943772
Actually I don't keep it from rotating. In fact at times I find it useful when I'm trying to get really close at an angle to an obstruction (like a wall). I rotate it where I want it and hold it out of the way with my finger.
258420
Same problem...............you can try to lower the plastic a little on the glass...........Either way.......even if it works.....it is not a SECURE stop......
1419117
The top can be nestled in the bottom while using, although it doesn't lock in place. The top also can be used as a stand to keep the unit slanted upright horizontally which is a good angle for reading, playing games, or typing. I have traveled several times with the case and have not found the separate top to be an issue.
1016996
I own one and love the way it looks, but can't answer the "locking" question for undermounting. sorry. But to repeat.. I'm TOTALLY satisfied.. perhaps you could get the specs on it offline?
1870792
The arm sways horizontally. The glass is held onto the arm by screws, so it cannot rotate.
1169033
You can toggle the screen off so nobody can see it. Also, the screen is directional, so you have to be looking straight at it to see it. That way people around you can't see what you're doing.
1606820
There are two lock nuts that must be used. One of the lock nut has a rim or boss protuding. For thick wheels you install the boss side of the lock nut towards the grinding wheel/cutting blade. For thin cutting wheels (.045) as in your case, the boss side of the lock nut must face towards the outside opposit of the cutting blade/wheel so the boss of the lock nut does not bottom out against the other lock nut. I had the same experience with my first grinder too. I hope this helps. One more thing, please ALWAYS, wear safety glasses; the flying particles generated while grinding or cutting are a true risk to your eyes. Good luck.
1693714
It's not a capacitive screen like your smart phone or tablet so increased pressure is a must. The screen is resistive.
675227
I returned mine immediately since it didn't make dimples like advertised. If I remember correctly, it locked/unlocked to take apart for cleaning. What exactly isn't locking?
1752190
Mine moves freely 90 degrees and I can find no way to lock it - so it sounds like there is a problem. Have you tried contacting Sony customer service - they have been helpful when I have called with questions/problems.
166236
I have had no problem with locking. But it sometimes show incorrect length in the display.
1800851
the yellow switch on left side does slide to lock it ... could have bumped it down ... to fix issue slide the slider to the top
131850
It's above the net area. Flush mounted so hard to see in the picture. I'm not sure about "locking" though. I don't think it locks...but I wouldn't need it to lock anyway.
1741599
The parts are modular so you can unscrew and remove the screen part and screw back on when needed. You can also grind while holding the grinder upside down.ThIs prevents the herbs from falling through the holes while grinding and will let you control how fine a grind you want. Hope this helps.
2140671
there is a kind of notch it sits in. It doesn't 'lock' in. But the notch is coated in rubber. I've moved mine all over and its been bumped and hasn't shown any signs of falling out. but if you turn it sideways or upside down it won't hold. Hope that helps.
518176
I got one. That said, the research I did showed that only one was needed. I guess locking the wheels from either side is all that is needed. It does reduce the shaking as you move around the camper.