I cannot clamp it to the type of desk I use. I have 3/8" &amp; 5/8" hole in my desk, can I mount it in one of these holes without using the clamp?
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Buy the FL-2 mount from Heli... $28 on their site. I have used one for years. As with their mics it is well constructed. They have other solutions as well...http://www.heilsound.com/amateur/products/booms-and-hardwars/hardware
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It has a fairly sturdy clamp that attaches to the far side of the desk, or you can drill some holes in the desk and bolt it in place. It seems pretty effective.
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I'm not using the edge mount in my application, however it can accommodate quite a thick desk surface up to 2" at least... I will dig one out tomorrow at work and take a photo to post here.
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If your desk has any backing that is less than 2.5" from the lip, this clamp will not fit. The bottom of the clamp extends 2.5" inward. I had to remove the backing from a desk in order to install this mount.
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I secured mine with small C clamps. I did this by cutting a piece of flat molding 3\4 " W X 1\4 thick and mounting this with one end sticking unto the part where the screw would have gone and clamping the wood to the bottom of the desk. Otherwise I would have had to clean off the desk and turn it upside down to screw on the brackets. Works quite well and if it loosens I just retighten the clamps. My clamps by the way were from a previous Fellows under disk which did not work too well. This one does .
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Yea, that should work, but you want to make sure the thing will clamp to the edge of your desk. There needs to be a lip or an edge that it can grab on to. I was honestly a little disappointed about how small it was. But it is still sweet.
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Yes. That's what I did with mine as my desk was attached to the wall and I didn't want to bore a hole. Things you need to know though are: You must have a very heavy table that won't topple over because of the weight of the Ergotron + MacBook. Secondly, you must have a big table so you can position the pole far left or right and not be bothered by it. Thirdly, if you're clamping it (which I did in my case), the clamp may be an eyesore. Hope this helps.
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James, You do not need to attach, drill, use clamps, or screw anything onto a desk top or table. The base is heavy and supports easily two 20" screens. It also provides clips to keep cords neat and orderly.Hope this helps. Ali
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Mounting screws that come with the shelf should be able to mount to a 5/8" desk. However, I cannot guarantee, as I just reused the mounting screws that already came with my desk.
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There are no holes which can be used for mounting to a desk top. I think the two oval holes that you see in the picture are blind holes, that is, they do not go through the Docking Station.
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Yes it sure canm I have mine mounted to a table. I like it better than the clamp, although the clamp does a good sokid job itself. Hope this helps. Cheers. Glenn
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So long as your desk has a 2 inch lip on the edge for the clamp to screw up into, yes it could be set up. As for whether or not it would damage your desk, I suppose it would depend on the strength and thickness of your glass. The clamp can clamp on as thin a surface as you need but the desk mount with the monitor does put a lot of pressure on the clamp because it's holding up weight so far away. The clamp is a 2 square inch area that holds all the weight reaching out at an upward angle. I don't know how much weight your monitor + desk mount would be or what kind of glass you have, so I can't make a suggestion as to whether it would fracture the glass. So long as your desk has a 2 inch lip on the edge for the clamp to screw up into, yes it could be set up. As for whether or not it would damage your desk, I suppose it would depend on the strength and thickness of your glass. The clamp can clamp on as thin a surface as you need but the desk mount with the monitor does put a lot of pressure on the clamp because it's holding up weight so far away. The clamp is a 2 square inch area that holds all the weight reaching out at an upward angle. I don't know how much weight your monitor + desk mount would be or what kind of glass you have, so I... » Read More So long as your desk has a 2 inch lip on the edge for the clamp to screw up into, yes it could be set up. As for whether or not it would damage your desk, I suppose it would depend on the strength and thickness of your glass. The clamp can clamp on as thin a surface as you need but the desk mount with the monitor does put a lot of pressure on the clamp because it's holding up weight so far away. The clamp is a 2 square inch area that holds all the weight reaching out at an upward angle. I don't know how much weight your monitor + desk mount would be or what kind of glass you have, so I can't make a suggestion as to whether it would fracture the glass. « Show Less
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The actual mount is a round hole where the entire lamp sits in. There is a screw which allows you to secure the whole lamp. The had of the lamp can swivel in many directions and you can screw the pivots tight enough so they will stay in one position. This lamp is very big, as long add you have enough room to secure and pivot I don't see why not. The mount is just a metal clamp with a screw like press to fasten to a desk. Very similar to a C-clamp
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the advice is......no. since clamping will require pressure to remain stable, it is very likely that that glass will break. i'm the proud owner of one and i must say it is serving its purpose......and me quite well. i would recommend that you use a wooden desk or platform instead. should you continue with your current configuration, you may risk damaging your desk and monitors!
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There is a clamp come with it if you mount it through the hole on your desk, otherwise the base itself does not need a clamp to hold down.
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You can customize where you mount it but it recommended mounting at least 1" of space back from the front edge of the desk. So long as there is enough room for the bracket you will be fine, just use the bracket as a guide to where exactly you want it and you can stick it there (the piece has a strong adhesive which allows you some freedom to work) and then you just put the screws in and compete setup and viola!
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The piece for the top of the clamp is wide enough and has some foam/rubber attached. I put a block of wood about 3" wide, 10-12" long, and about 3/4" deep on the underside. I glued a piece of foam from the craft store to the glass-facing side. It worked really well.What I meant to say was attach the rubber to the block to stop/reduce slippage and to avoid scratching the desk.