Can the stud be rotated while in the clamp? Or is its position fixed?
142969
Not sure what you mean. The stud holds the clamp. The clamp can be moved if it is not tightened onto the stud. If you are at all serious about photography or videography you need at least a few of these. I promise you'll find more uses for them then you could have imagined.
142970
Yea you can rotate it. You just need to loosen the stud screw thinger and then move it and retighten it.
1914017
yes, the ends rotate... but it is very diffacult to mount the unit with the ends in a vertical position. otherwise it is very sturdy. if you're going to mount the unit verticaly, i'd suggest you look for a different mounting arrangement unit. i hope i made myself clear.
2047522
Hello JW,Yes, you may rotate either mounting brackets.Thank you for your question. Taylor W.VIVO
1302686
No, it will not rotate, use an extension cord to keep from blocking both receptacles .
2105576
The clamp will affix to any width, it just needs to be strong enough to hold the weight. I do not believe the lamp rotates side to side, just up and down. All-in-all, if I had to do it again, I would buy a different lamp. I hope this helps.
2106116
I do not know. I had one of these and returned it for the swivel model and I know that it does NOT have a removable stud.
2088158
I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
422325
Yes. You can adjust for that slightly. Or you could mount a board to the studs and secure to that.
687288
It may depend on how you mount the clamp. The clamp retracts to the complete vertical position when the handle is released all the way. However, the workpiece must still clear the rubber hold-down which is about 3/4" plus and distance that the threaded stud is extended. I mounted my clamps on 4" x 4" blocks with the clamp attached just over 1" from the edge. In this configuration I could lift the workpiece straight up if need be.
2222758
Yes! The tools provided will help you position what is mounted so that it is locked in place!
516059
Yes, or you can attach one side directly to the stud and shim the other side. The screws dig into the wood well, so the tension might be enough without the shim on the one side. Mine fit fine that way.
77295
Yes. There is a set screw to tighten the clamp anywhere you want it on the post. I have it at half the total height and still very stable.
1898071
It is not intended to. If you can get the base off, you could possibly modify the rest to be mounted in a single position...there are two holes there already for the two clamping studs that stop it from rotating, and enough room to drill others. I'm not sure how the base is secured to the vise however...may or may not be easy to remove. You might also want to consider that without the base the lower end of the vise jaws will be at or below the mounting surface.
690546
No. It is fixed. i was able to twist it to change the direction of the angle, but the piece itself is not adjustable
1660556
No, the clamps do not rotate. The clamps are for a horizontal board and won't turn vertically.
2144298
Yes, it can be rotated/swung left or right at its' mounting point. Also, both arms can swing left or right. The unit can also be raised (although, I keep mine seated down all the way for best viewing height). This is a very sturdy monitor mount at a more than reasonable price. I also placed a hockey puck on my desk top and mounted it on top of that for better stability (my desk top being only 5/8" thick) and to protect the desk surface. I purchased mine on February 27, 2011 and am still using it. Very happy with this product.
2265122
Yes. The wall brackets are symmetric and look the same if they are flipped. There is no right/left requirement for the rod itself.