If I want a line 3.5" down from a chair rail how can you attach the cup to the wall that precisely? Ended up putting 5 holes in the wall.
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I use mine mostly to cast a straight line on the sub-floor for setting the first course of tile but if I wanted to cast a line across the wall, I would first make a mark at the height I wanted. Tape the mount on the wall close to the exact height (plus or minus 1/2") and then attach the laser magnet to the mount. Turn on the laser and make fine up and down movements until the laser line is at the mark on the wall. Slowly rotate the laser until the bubble indicates level and the laser is still on the mark on the wall.
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Thank you for your question. For what you are wanting to do it is recommended to use a tri-pod. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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You may do it with 5. There isn't enough pieces to do it with 6. And you should probably consider have it fixed against the wall because it is going to be high.
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if its really that far off..the rail is mounted with 3 screws to the mount if I remember right. just go to the hardware and pick up some thin washers for shimming and put them between the rail and the mount. I don't see how it could be off that far
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Suggest bending the wire so it can be tightly wired or taped to the railing. In my case I attached the wire holder by screwing it in to the underside of the (wooden) eave. You may not want to drill into the ledge. Hope this helps.
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When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size. Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall. Then tighten down all screws until the wall mount is secure. I hope that helped you some. When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size. Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall. Then tighten down all screws until the wall... » Read More When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size. Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall. Then tighten down all screws until the wall mount is secure. I hope that helped you some. « Show Less
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Place chair five feet or so from wall. Recline. Check how near back comes to wall. (must not touch wall) Judge from that how away chair should normally be!
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Well this is little tricky as no manual explains clearly. What i did was, marked two spots using the tap measure and put the nails via mount (in an upright position) directly to the wall. I don't want to drill to put the plastic hooks first. The confusion for me was how to set the frame ( the outer frame portion). After having your mount in upright potion hold the frame and make the open portion of mount to sit underneath the frame. Press is gently and it will sit. Hope you understand.
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I don't really think the "hooks" are long enough or curved enough to accommodate cups. Also, you can only space the hooks so far apart (2 inches or so?), if you tried to use every hook. The little cup hooks available in the hardware section are much more versatile and you can place them under the cabinets or on wall if you purchase large ones. Perhaps that would work for you .... ?
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I wouldn't. It is shallow, the cups would scrape the wall. I don't believe that the hooks are deep (long) enough to keep it on safely (width of cup touching wall), and they certainly aren't curved enough to safely hold a cup. I think it would hold small wall tools in the garage. I created a rack cup holder by taking a piece of molding and screwing in the cup holders where I wanted them, then securing the molding piece to the wall.
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My wife and I love this table, but it would not work perpendicular to the wall. I would suggest a fold down ironing board instead if you're cramped for space. It would be much easier to modify to your needs than the stainless steel table you're looking at.
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Well David...I will try. Having thought about the many ways this device can be mounted, it's no wonder they weren't included. 2by4, 4by4, wall mounted. I read that one guy mounted it on a short 2by4 then clamped it in a vice when he needed it. I can tell you that when I went to the hardwarre store to get bolts, I thought the holes were 3/8". I was off by 20 thousanths (to large). Im going to drill it to accommodate the larger bolts. Best advice (what I should have done) is to take the device to the store and try sizing it there. Now...how ar you going to mount it is the question. What kind of bolt & how long. If it is a wall you might want to use a "lag screw". But make sure to drill into a stud to get max strength. Good luck.
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Yes, go into a retailer to get the size needed if the suggestions are not enough, then you can decide to purchase online, at a retailer or bulk club. When I look at the back looks like a standard 4 hole bracket. I decided I did not want to place on the wall at this time. There are instructions in the manual to hook it up. Hope it helps!
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The fast track extension comes with a piece that you screw to both the rail on the wall and the rail that you are adding. Slide the extension so that it attaches to the one on the wall. The piece has two screw holes that you screw through to the wall joist. Then you screw the extension to the wall joist. Look at the picture on the amazon site. You can see the connection piece (two screws) and how they have fastened the extension to the wall. Good Luck!
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As memory serves me, (I used this item several years ago in a Florida friends bathroom). The bar is 3/4 the spring loaded ends insert into the 3/4" bar ends.The spring ends are 5/8" square. This allows the bar to be used for either size. Ours was the 3/4". The 5/8" square ends disappeared into the 3/4" tile wall brackets. If your wall bracket is 5/8" the sq spring end becomes the end of the bar ...you just cut the 3/4" bar a little shorter to fit upto not into the brackets
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Ring is not heavy. If you can't screw a cup hook to the ceiling, how about fixing to the walls and stringing a line between? The tension (pulling out force) on the wall fixings will be more than on the ceiling, and especially if you tighten the line. A sagging line would be better. In either case, fixing to the wall will require drilling and fixing the hooks with a wall plug or masonry anchor.
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Oh ok. The distance could actually be customized by you. They're just flat bars mounted to the inside of the unit. You could drill the same size hole they have and move them. The size or distance your existing mount sticks out from the wall might be the only thing that might effect mounting.
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There are brackets (2 top, 2 bottom) that are screwed into place (Phillips screwdriver needed) to secure the desired width. There are pre-drilled holes at regular intervals along the bottom of each rail (top & bottom) to suggest placement of brackets. It's easy to do.