How much of an over-hang do you need on the counter to secure the clamp
480415
I am in florida now and left mine up in Mass where our aapl orchard is. We had ours secured to a deck railing, so I am going to guess 2"? Not very much.
480416
I measured the overhang needed and you need at least an inch. An inch and a half is ideal as this butts the end of the peeler arm against the side of whatever top you mount it to.
480417
Hey Shadow.....You will need 1 1/2" of overhand for complete 100% contact of the rubber covered mounting screw.....this will provide full contact with the mounting screw/pad.gary
1076799
There are 3 spring type clamps...two on the inside edge and one adjustable on the outside edge and so far they hold my ZTO 10" quite securely!! Though when I ordered it I didn't realize the keyboard was attached or I would have found one without it, but I do use it from time to time rather than the onscreen virtual keyboard, even though my fingers don't work well on such a small keyboard. Good deal for the price!!
2009296
You can set the clamp all the way down to zero. But you would have to support the free end of the clamp because you would have 50 inches or so overhanging the material you are clamping.I use the clamp primarily as a guide for ripping and cross-cutting plywood. I have used the clamp to cut material as small as 10 inches in width, using a 2 x 4 to support the free end of the clamp. If you are going to be clamping or cutting a lot of smaller material, I'd recommend getting one of the 24- or 36-inch models.
88099
The clamp is like a vice type so it really doesn't matter the size of the lip. I attach mine to the counter and it works just fine.
626183
The clamp holds the juicer to the table and cannot be seen in this picture since it is necessarily behind both the juicer and the table. I found that I needed to clamp the juicer to a table, not to my counter, since my counter does not have a deep enough lip. The clamp is sturdy and works fairly well.
1575055
It's not really a clamp however, but a metal plate you screw onto the counter. And the arm attaches to the metal plate.
1219461
The piece for the top of the clamp is wide enough and has some foam/rubber attached. I put a block of wood about 3" wide, 10-12" long, and about 3/4" deep on the underside. I glued a piece of foam from the craft store to the glass-facing side. It worked really well. What I meant to say was attach the rubber to the block to stop/reduce slippage and to avoid scratching the desk.
354285
I just clamped some .33mm (.013") magnet wire in one of the clamps, and it holds so tight you would break the wire before it pulled out!Mike
2197217
It would depend on thick the table is. You would want the clamp to open up wide enough to close around your table.
1006246
This suspends under an upper cabinet. The front drops down and the flat part is what is screwed into the cabinet with four screws. You use the same drop down action to refill the unit with more towels. My husband did the installation and didn't find it difficult. As for counter requirements, I am not sure what you mean. Ours is under a cabinet that is 18 1/2 inches above the counter and it hangs down about 7 inches from the bottom of the upper cabinet. I hope this answers your questions. Our unit is near an outlet so the adapter plugs in easily and the small, low voltage wire is easy to hide.
2211128
Well,remember it plugs in for the light. And secondly it has to clamp on to something. So does your countertop or area by the sink have 2 inch or so overhang to clamp it too? This kind of lamp is used for sodering or sewing desk work mostly. I use it over my desk for small model work that I do. But you need an overhang to clamp ot to.
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Personally, I use 4 1/2" clamps, and they work perfectly. It may be possible to get away with 3" clamps, but I seriously doubt it. The diameter of the support bar is large enough that I have to squeeze the handles on the clips almost all the way to get them on the bar. While I still have a small bit of room, I don't think the 3" clips would be large enough.
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Per Classic Store Fixtures.. The C Clamps go along the bottom rail. You will see two screws in that the rail they go on.. You will need to remove the screws and then put the C Clamps on with them. They are a optional peice. But when you have the rack collapsed you can attach the top hang-rail and carry it all as one peice. Also Be carefull who you buy this rack from, there are many non commercial verisons of this rack and many sellers say they carry the commercial version but they really do not. ThanksBen ElkinsClassic Store Fixures
1443079
Under the clamp is a pad on both end, so it should be ok. But if you over tighten it, I am sure it will leave a dented mark.
713735
I secured mine with small C clamps. I did this by cutting a piece of flat molding 3\4 " W X 1\4 thick and mounting this with one end sticking unto the part where the screw would have gone and clamping the wood to the bottom of the desk. Otherwise I would have had to clean off the desk and turn it upside down to screw on the brackets. Works quite well and if it loosens I just retighten the clamps. My clamps by the way were from a previous Fellows under disk which did not work too well. This one does .
1207255
The clamp is large. The opening measures three and a half inches so 3 inches or less should be fine
2121771
The clamp comes off very easily, no issue with hanging it the way you want.