can i turn an 11" bowl on this if secured from inside not outside?
1706339
It sort of depends on the thickness of the bowl. I would use this only for finishing the bottom and even then, I would use the tail stock except for the last little bit. I bought this set of jaws because I can only swing 10" diameter max. It is just right for that. My bet is that an 11" bowl could be mounted on it.
1706340
I'd really have some safety concerns about doing, the outward pressure may cause the bowl to crack and then come off. You might get away with it if you use the tailstock as suggested and at only very low speeds.
1706341
The outside diameter of the round pegs will reach to somewhere around 8 1/2". If your inside diameter is 11" it will not work.
1706342
You might be able to do it if you use the tailstock to hold the piece on. It is not designed to do that.
1164968
Mine is 11" across so it will not fit, why do you want to put it in a skillet?
735568
I don't have it handy. It is about 14" or so. You could probably bend it, as it doesn't have to rotate much.
1290945
I have it inside. But I guess if you have it under an overhang you should be fine
135722
You would have to jury-rig something. Also, you might have problems with the turning mechanism on the bottom unit because of the extra weight.
1999650
Yes, I just tape-measured it and it is 11". If you need to get it into a tight spot allow 11¼" to lift the cover.
934061
I suppose you could, there is enough room inside. Though if it is a longer one that takes more than one revolution around the inside it might end up a big knotted mess.
1915328
You probably could because the top opens. You would just have to make sure that is secure. I wouldn't recommend it. It would probably be too top heavy since its not designed that way
313488
The metal bracket closest to the bowl does NOT turn on mine. I was able to make it work on horizontal bars by putting a large metal washer behind that bracket and in front of the inside bars and then attached the other bracket piece and wing nut on the outside. Hope that helps!!
2222062
I put a 10 3/4 inch plate and it fit comfortably, so an 11 inch should fit.
828531
I did pretty much the same thing as the other person who answered, but only recessed it about 2", just enough so it wouldn't look like it was balanced on top of the counter. I prefer a little more solid look. Since the foil on the outside of the bowl can be delicate if it isn't well protected, read my reply to the question "does light go through...?" You don't want to damage the foil if there is movement between the counter and the bowl because of differences in expansion and contraction.
1878846
I found that you have to have the handle to the bowl against the mixer on the right or left side. You cannot have the bowl in lock position. This was the only way it covered everything.
381574
It's 11.5 approx, not sure if it can be mounted though. Ours sits in cubby under countertop
1929368
No, you have 11 inches clearance at the most (height). It's a great stand though.
461749
No you can't due to the position of the latches. If you turn it around you won't you won't have any room to put your feet.
616031
I don't see why not. The platform is plenty big to accommodate 11.6 inches.
169316
Maybe you could buy a small roll of non slide shelf liner to place the bowl on.