How do you screw a tabletop to the base? I already have a tabletop which doesn't come with this base.
1845553
we put our table topupsidedown on the floor, placedthe legs in the desired location and drilled pilot holes where nneeded as per holes in the base. we then screwed the base to the table top ussing the pilot hole. take care to choose screws tht are flat tpped and shorter than the tabletop thickness. We have used ours as a standup computer table for the last year and we love it. Have had no problems at all, very sturdy.
1845554
There are holes in the upper supports that you can screw through & into the bottom of the tabletop. Or, I just used 'velcro' that had adhesive on the contact edges. Placed in about 6 different areas, my table top is very stable and I didn't have to worry about drilling the wood or possible cracking it.
1845555
The product photos don't show this well, but there are actually lots of holes all along the top bars that the tabletop rest on. I was easily able to secure my wooden table top to this by using ~16 machine screws that I had laying around. This thing is incredibly sturdy and that table top isn't going anywhere.
2224539
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.
2156503
I never have but mine is in a space that I never had to think about that. You might need to figure something out to make the base more visible for you. Maybe you could post a picture of where you have this, so people could help you with some ideas?
185580
None it easily screws together by hand...I did use a rubber mallet to gently tap the selves into place which makes it a bit easier, but you can do the whole thing without it. If you have the version with wheels, a wrench is supplied to tighten the wheels in place. It is very easy to put together, and the instructions are easy to follow. A stepstool and a helper is useful in placing the higher shelves, but I put the whole thing together by myself in just over half an hour, and I'm no great handyman...Hope that helps.
1674329
To be honest, I don't recall having had to assemble that part of the table. There is no visible screw on the top of the side bar to which it attaches. I can feel a screw head on the bottom of the side bar. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
2236676
I've got the DW744XRS which it assume just is the different stand and this works fine for me, there should be screw holes for it on the underside of the table if it would work. What you screw where is pretty obvious if the holes are there. I guess first check if the supports are as wide and long as your tabletop.
1911090
the pole to the base was the only screw that was needed. i would contact the shipper. I would think they would send you the missing screws.
886740
You have to use a little force by pulling apart at opposite end from hinges. Good luck. Love this table!
1267904
same prob - no screws included. otherwise, this is a great fan.Edit: i called customer service, and they were very pleasant and sent out the screws. So it is a bit of a hassle, but at least it can be resolved.Anyone know what the 2 screws are for? the set of 4 clearly go up through the bottom of the base and connect to the unit, but i don't see where the other pair goes.
929425
No, but I have only used it a couple of times, I am assuming you have an inverted table mount with bit up. If that is the case you should be able to attach the base to the table with mounting screws and adjust the heigt using the allen they gave in the box.
1203286
No you don't have to screw it into anything, the feet just sit on the desk top. You have option of drilling hole through desk so the feet don't take up any space but I just used the base. It allows me to shift the monitors left or right if I need to get behind them.
552139
I'm that person. First I just drilled holes in the base and attached the bolt-on casters. But because the base has a slight cone shape to it the casters kept breaking. So I cut a round piece of plywood, fitted it inside the base flange and then put the bolt-on casters on. Been good ever since. You could try the push in casters but there's nothing to hold them unless you add plywood. Probably best to use the bolt-ons.
1145924
Our tables and bases are not bolted together. There is a mount screwed into the table top, this is then screwed onto the base, or off again as needed. We have not yet taken them apart, they have remained very stable.
1573827
Sorry to hear that. Ours came with instructions and screws. I'd send it back.
1820270
Go to a hardware store and bring with you the instructions that should have come with the table. Also take one of the table's legs. I did this, the hardware store was very helpful, and when I got home with the parts I needed, I was able to easily put the table together.
328493
I purchased this keyboard and it is not designed to sit on a tabletop. There are two to three pieces under the bottom and it is held on its stand with L clamps and Phillips screws. We have enjoyed the keyboard, however and think it is well made. Hope that helps. John
2193392
There should be an Allen Wrench included with the table but I don't know the size. The rest of the screws just take a simple Phillips screw driver.