How does it secure to counter/table top??
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The legs have holes at the feet so you can bolt it down. What I did was secure it to a large platform outside and use it outside. It comes apart and goes back together easily. Only down side to this product is that the handle is too long, can't make a full revolution without hitting the table.
170183
This model BOLTS to a dedicated surface.I welded together a stand and affixed a 2ft. x 4ft. sheet of 3/4inch thick plywood to that.I then bolted the grinder to the plywood.If you are looking for a clamp on model I don't advise buying this product.As I make my sausage in batches of 30 to 50 pounds I went with the Weston model #22.I suggest looking for a clamp on type if it is for occasional use.
170184
Mount it on a wood base with a non slip mat underneath theBase. Use clamps to hold it to a table/with suffcient overhang. The crank will be to the edge of the counter. If counter is stone then make sure to put a thin wood shim under the counter where the clamp tightens.
170185
It must be bolted or screwed down. You may want to mount it to a separate board so you don't have to drill holes in you table or counter.
602735
From what I remember, there are some red tabs that need to snap in place. It is kind of tricky to get it to lock in place, but you have to slide the table the whole way up, and then it should snap into place. I know I struggled with it the first time I tried it. I didnt think of this at the time, but maybe if you turn the table upside down and pull uo on the legs, you will have an easier time with it and be able to see those little red tabs which if I remember correctly are at the top of the pillar. I hope this helps.
532480
Please be advised that shoes are a great help and keep your feet firmly planted. The locking device only secures you to the table without slipping out where you may sustain an injury if you did not properly adjust the table. If you lay back and immediately go down, you need to adjust the table where it takes a little nudge to get you going back.
1103872
The table does not lock in place but it does come with a strap to limit downward travel for those that don't want to go totally vertical. You can do setups without the table moving in the vertical position
420679
It is most definitely secure. It doesn't slide at all. Watch the YouTube video on how to install it securely before you buy, but it's not hard at all. The only limitation is if you've got a table with curved edges, but like I said, watch the video. But no way could another kid pull it off. :) Its an awesome purchase. Highly recommend it.
1576138
The wood top is attached with a series of cam bolts that mate with cam locks. There is also a few wood dowels to help maintain counter top alignment. These attachment devices are inset or countersunk into the wood top and cabinet frame. I believe there is enough cabinet edge surfaces to allow the application of epoxy and secure a stone top.
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.
626185
There is a clamp. You can't actually see it in the picture because it fits to the bottom of the grey base and secures it to the edge of a table or a counter. Overall, the clamping mechanism is all metal and very solid. Hope this helps. Cheers.
2097039
Hi Cindy...I was wondering the same thing. But I figured out what its for. It is for you to keep your laptop from sliding off the table. These clips slide into the edge of your table. You have two for both end of your table.
805515
No way that I'm aware of to secure to the base. My lamp sits on a desk with a raised hutch-like area, which is where the lamp sits. I've never had a problem with running into it. I figured that the reason the lamp wasn't secured to the base was so that it could be adjustable. Hasn't been a problem for me, but I guess that it could be for others, depending on one's work area.
986012
You push the top and the bottom go down and then you can attach to side of table. It has a spring inside and doesn't damage the table
638314
There isn't a snapping-in-place lock device, Jan, but the well-built, solid top securely keeps the table in place when you slide the dowel bar over the metal channel to its end. I've had no incidents with them and love the contour edge and beautiful wood. These are the last folding trays I ever expect to need to purchase!
534842
Yes, I have a counter height table. I can't push it under the table because my table has an apron around it, but it is high enough for a toddler to eat at the table. Hope this helps.
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.
1074345
It has a clamp to secure it to a tabletop or similar surface. You could probably still use just by securing it with your free hand against a flat surface.
764113
What do you have under the table where it would be anchored? I would be concerned about baby banging on a glass top able.
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Make sur you push it down. It should kind of click. Once in, it's pretty secure. If not, something might be off.