I cannot figure out how to make the upper arm bend up and down on the "elbow" not on the vertical adjustment pole). Any hints?
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Only the verticle poll can be used to move the monitor up and down. This is done by loosening the allen wrench screws.
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Past the "elbow" you have three places where the arm articulates and all of them are tightened/loosened using the provided allen wrench. 1. Just past the elbow on the underside of arm is one area where it articulates2. Where the arm ends and the assembly for the monitor starts is another area3. Lastly, the monitor assembly itself tilts/articulatesHope this helps!
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Past the "elbow" you have three places where the arm articulates and all of them are tightened/loosened using the provided allen wrench. 1. Just past the elbow on the underside of arm is one area where it articulates 2. Where the arm ends and the assembly for the monitor starts is another area 3. Lastly, the monitor assembly itself tilts/articulates Hope this helps!
1811821
When you put the monitor on the arm you will bend it, because the arm movement will depend on the weigh of the monitor.
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I do work in Photoshop and can tell you, it is difficult and frustrating. I mean, if you can utilize the motion of your arm versus your thumb/fingers combination, you might be able to make it work. I however, was unable to get beyond that and went for a more of a stretch-type brace versus one that is very rigid and prevents the motion you'd need for finer details.Good luck!
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There IS no 'SETTING' as such. Once you balance the bench with your height, you will find that the bench become horizontal when you arms are by the side of your body. Then when you move your arms (slowly) towads your head, the bench will tilt backwards. By moving your arms back and forth (slowly), you can change the angle of tilt/inversion. And as the other response, there is an adjustable strap underneath which can limit your overall tilt/inversion angle. But this you need to adjust physically. Hope this helps.
651337
no actual option such as resistance knob or any other manual device. You can make it harder by leaning forward or backward, but then the true resistance is on your arms not your legs,and it becomes very uncomfortable.
800167
There's definitely a way to do it; I had the same problem initially. If memory serves, there's a little lever or something that you need to push/pull before you can adjust it. Pretty sure it was detailed in the instructions that came with mine.
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Yes I have. It is cumberson to use. I have we sties 20 lbs. I can't not seem to adjust it to be short enough. So I use it as best I can but I set the arm pole all the way up as far as possible. It works enough. Not loving it though.
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brace forearms on handles and pull up on the seat. It is stiff! :) Good luck!
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No. It is just on a "bendable arm". So, that is about all the adjusting you can do. Up and down on the pole is not something you can do.
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Placing the clay higher/lower on the arm adjusts how far to the left/right it throws. It even has an 'R' and 'L' marked on the arm to show where to place the clay for the direction you want it to go.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "arm adjustments"? It has an adjustment to adjust the bulbs beam if that's what you mean. Jeremy
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I remember having that problem, too! It's not intuitive. The upper section of the sides/vertical arms has to be removed if I remember correctly.
591356
The 2 tension knobs, on each side, are set to the the tension you want. Then just pull the arm down and it clamps the wood.If you always use 3/4 thick wood, just unclamp one piece and then clamp another one. The same for both clamps. The knobs dont need adjusting, each time.This thing is actually easier to use than reading the instructions . I like mine, very much.
360232
You roll it upwards on your face as you are bending it . You just have to play around with it and you will get the hang of it :)
1869314
You have to push the arms down in a certain order. I believe they have instructions on their website. I won't lie though it isn't easy.
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Carol, if you can't move the highth adjustment lever once you squeeze the handle together, you may have a similiar problem as Mr. Carson above you. It should move freely up and down with lowering being the easiest and raising being only slightly more labor intensive.
1820639
Use the elbow adapter. I used it on mine and worked and looked great. Real easy. Did all of the work myself.
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I had the single arm one that I returned becaus it was hard to adjust the tension arm. The height grommet keeps the arm from sliding down the shaft. Mounted at the top of the shaft, it was high enough to go from sit to stand unless you're very tall.