Does the mous platform come off if you want to just use the arm?
1260773
Great question. I actually literally chose to break it off because, with my set-up, I needed to use the ARM SUPPORT part as my mouse pad! So yes, you can just break it off without damaging the rest of the item. My guess is you'll need to do your own individualized refinements when setting this up on your desk, but it IS a unique item and, with some work, it did accomplish a goal for me that I couldn't have achieved without it.
1260774
Yes it does, however, the bolt where the platform attaches to does not. It sticks up a bit, so if your arm rest is down lower, you will not be able to scroll comfortably with your alternate mouse pad. I have my arm rest in line with my desk and have had minimal issues, but it was an adjustment in the beginning. If you don't want the mouse pad, I suggest buying one that doesn't have the mouse pad to begin with. It'll be less of a hassle. I hope this helps!
1260775
I don't use the platform with the mouse because I had to have a mouse that would fit in a space to accommodate my arm /elbow. My son does this for a living and I had tennis elbow and had to go to PT. The elbow pad was essential. I also got an egonomically correct keyboard, so my mouse is independent, battery run, so it fit between the arm rests I needed and the elbow stand. Good luck. If you have pain, it's worth hiring someone to help you work out the best way to set it up. I had to relearn how to sit, take breaks etc. too. Nancy
1457998
No the arm does not return, you have to place the arm back to its original position.
1601413
The rail comes off! I don't see it being an issues being confined on all sides but I don't want to answer that question for sure.
922315
The mount will come off. It held to the Picatinny mount by two small screws. Easy on and off.
794836
Yes, the leg rests are remove able and the arm rest are too ... No tools required. Just click and pop off.
1457995
No, I don't think so. The arm doesn't have any mechanical attachments, if that makes sense. It won't automatically go on the record or off. It's only done manually.
1127267
The other answers saying you cannot remove a left or right arm (or both) are wrong. You most certainly can remove the rubber caps and remove one or both arms from a center support.
803580
No . The only issue I have with it tho is that it's really hard to shut the arm rest with it on
1127268
Hello Yong Fui Lee,You may remove the arms. Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
1857123
Yes. The arm is optional. I have a laser that senses when to stop making ice on mine, and this has worked just fine.
989666
Ya, you can remove it no problem. Easy on, easy off. The best by far holder I have ever used. You won't go wrong with this mount.
976674
Hi, if you're talking about the clear plastic elbow, the answer is, yes it dos come off, if you want it to. The elbow swivels so the hose can be moved out of the way to allow for more comfort. I hope this helps.
272621
hi. yes, the metroid comes off. It connects to the base thru a plastic transparent stick. The metroid has a little hole on its back to insert that stick.
1144875
Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it without having to purchase the whole arm. Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it... » Read More Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it without having to purchase the whole arm. « Show Less
512179
I used the arm but it looks as though you can use it without the arm as well.
272620
It does, just as Samus does. The base for the whole statue is a clear plastic circle. Samus stands on it on her own. For the metroid, a long clear plastic stick is included. You connect the stick to the base, and then the metroid to the other end of the stick--if you can get the metroid to stay on the stick. As I said in my review, it's rather hard to do. So yes, it comes off the base, so if you want to just have it sitting at Samus' feet, you certainly can.
1017842
I haven't taken it off yet but I think you can. It just hangs there on the two brackets. Just lift back up and it should unhook right off