Cand the stable table lock in place and not rotate?
152389
Yes, all parts lock in place after they are adjusted to fit your shooting position.
330484
I have not had that problem when I use it a table. In my lap, it is stable as anything else.
2227449
Yes. The default setting is to have stabilization on. You can turn it off in the menu.
1598463
No, the legs do not lock. And this can be a problem because it makes the table difficult to move if there are things on it. This is because when you lift the table by it's edges, the legs collapse and you will need at least one free hand to reposition the legs before you can set the table down. For this reason, if you want to move the table (other than scooting it a couple of inches), you'll need to remove everything first.
472487
There are three position holes where the table mounts to the base. By adjusting to different holes you can control how aggressive or sensitive the table is. You can find one that will allow the table to go beyond vertical, allowing you to hang freely. I used gravity boots and a bar for 30 years and switched to inversion tables as I got older. I like to hang free of the table. If properly adjusted you can do that on this one.
1289786
no, it does not lock in place. it is pretty stable/stays in place if you don't bump it.
1553120
No, it does not lock, however, when in the "A" position and fully inverted, the table back will not move. Your body weight will prevent it from righting itself. It should be plenty stable for most exercises.
871659
Pull the little tab to rotate the disk. Push the tab to lock it. Hope this helps.
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.
467176
There is a screw that clamps the mounting bracket to the table. If you loosen that, you can slide the mounting bracket around. If you loosen the set screw that is on the back of the mounting bracket, you can slide the pole up and down, but loosening the set screw does not allow the hook to rotate in the mounting bracket. The hook itself is made out of a square length of wrought iron. I hope this helps.
635325
When stop is mounted with one hole on top and 2 on bottom, then stop 'locks' into place in the up position. I guess you could flip it around, but when you want it 'up' I dont think it will lock in place for you.
1235110
It does not lock into place, but I don't find this to be a problem. I would not want it to lock. I am happy with the unit.
2006533
The wheels don't lock. One issue I've found is that two of the wheels actually loosen up all the time, and fall off. The table is very sturdy except for that, but that is a distinct problem.
1405926
Yes, by removing four screws you can rotate to the horizontal position with right hand or left orientations. Replace screws and it is fixed horizontal
1438925
As i remember, "the base is fixed" and will not rotate if secured to a table top. I did not use the base, because i hung the TV on my wall using the appropriate rotating wall mount i purchased through Amazon. I love the TV because it has a fantastic digital picture and i can power it with my solar panels/12 volt DC or by AC .
983925
The locations for the attachments cannot be moved, but you can just turn the table around. The attachments are a little flimsey but just about work. The table is not all that strong but I have used it when I could find any thing else. The table with legs weighs less than a book and its less than 2 inches deep.
107936
Yes, table can be placed flat and does "tighten" down. There is not a lock but have placed some what heavy items on the table and has not moved. I love the table and already bought two. Hope this helps.