What is the max thickness a table leg can be using the system?
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I don't know how thick of a leg you can make. I made a leg that was 2x2x32 and had no problem. My guess would be your table saw would be the limiting factor. For safety sake, no matter what size leg I would recommend using the gripper, also a product made by Microdial. I stated the largest leg I have made is a 2x2x32 and the smallest was a 1 5/8x1 5/8x14. I would not have a problem larger or smaller if the need should arise. I'm retired and work with wood as a hobby, If you have any further questions feel to send your questions to me. George Evans
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On a table saw, as others have said, the maximum thickness is the equal to the maximum blade height above the table surface. A band saw might handle a substantially greater thickness but its relatively smaller table would limit the length of a leg that could be accurately guided through the blade by the Micro Jig (unless you added a table extension).
146478
The thickness of material is limited only by the height of the blade fully extend on the table saw. Use an extension block if you are using the micro jig push handles. Check out You Tube.
970631
We have a 40 inch round table and it worked fine. I have no idea how thick it should be, ours is about an inch thick and works fine.
1447993
The thickness of the table top is 0.79" (20mm). Let us know if you have any further questions.
1537267
I just measured it and it is 1/4 " thick which I think is quite adequate. Also, I find the legs very sturdy. I'm very happy with my cocktail table. Just have the glass cleaner handy.
400809
Inside the instructions' manual, these are the words used to describe the table weight limits.... "If the maximum working weight is 450 lbs, and the client's weight is 300 lbs, the maximum weight you can applied on cannot be more than 150 lbs."
556513
I apologize about my last answer. I see now that the clamp has dual clamp adjustments. There is a screw that can be loosened to allow for large scale adjustment of the clamp in addition to the finger wheel. It looks like it can clamp tables up to 1.75 inches thick.
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I would think u can use them on any leg 2 x2 inches or smaller. I 1st brought them for a desk so a wheelchair could fit under it. I stacked them 2 high; they are sturdy and do the trick. now a new chair comes and person unable to fit under the table. I ordered again and as long as u do not move the table they are fine. None have cracked or did less than a great job. I have the clear so they are sort of undetectable.
2270378
I haven't done that, so I can't tell for sure. I can tell you that the four legs of the table I have are all even. Hope this helps.
1984396
Just measure across the diameter of the leg at its bottom. If it measures just under 1" diameter, then you will have to wind some electrical tape around the end of the leg in order to make a tight enough fit for these rubber leg tips, so that they cannot fall off whenever you lift the furniture/equipment. Conversely, these rubber tips can be forced over a slightly oversized leg diameter; probably up to about 1 1/16".
1571543
No, the wood is only about 3/8" thick. If you have wood working tools to build a support for the legs that might work.
1891776
Yes. Please note, the table leg must be made of a solid material. Steel or wood - plastic will simply bend over time.
840126
The table is 2 inches thick. I clamp on a large ball winder and a swift if that helps you at all.
1155871
I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
1384707
I use my saw a lot and the maximum thickness seems to be about 2 inches. I've tried to use it w/o the guide to gain a little greater thickness and it works very poorly.
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About 5 inches thick. No choice for legs but ikea has legs that you can buy . We love our piece, very durable and plush
194123
Depending on the type of foot peg your table has. It may punch through the foam pads. Probably would work with some kind of pad under legs.
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the felt pads are very heavy, about 1/8 inch thick. unless the legs of the table are very small at the floor end i think the pads would work ok.