What is the difference between a Horizontal and Vertical quick release?
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On a vertical clamp the handle is moved to a vertical position to clamp down on the workpiece.In a horizontal one, the handle is moved to a horizontal position to clamp the workpiece down.
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Horizontal or Vertical refers to the direction the clamping mechanism moves when the handle is activated. The clamping mechanism for a Horizontal quick release clamp moves in a horizontal direction -- a use example is clamping a workpiece against the fence on your drill press. The clamping mechanism for a Vertical release clamp moves in an arc vertically -- a use example is clamping a workpiece down against the same surface that the clamp is mounted to.
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Horizonal clamp moves parallel with base. Vertical movement presses against the base.
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A horizontal clamp locks in the horizontal position (parallel to the workpiece). A vertical clamp locks in the vertical position - perpendicular to the workpiece.
334946
You don't have to have quick release. It makes it more convenient but not necessary.
70786
No it not a quick release. I found this to be one of the better space bars.
1637228
Yes. I purchased this for my daughter and she uses it both vertical and horizontal.
2227883
Not sure. I usually do not bother with the quick release feature since I switch tripods for different situations. This litte tripod is so easy to just screw on and off as I need it.
1424490
Its made to mount in a vertical position. Very simple installation and it has a quick release if you want to take it out of the boat.
2087989
It is already horizontal in the picture. When you release the adjustment on the side then you can tilt the camera vertically. I guess they say both because once the camera is vertical, then you can tilt it back horizontal.
1504758
Doesn't have a release but it's easy to take out. The left side extends outwards. You can do it singlehandedly.
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Jill, I am not sure about their use of "rapid acting" vs "quick release" but I think they are describing the procedure of opening up the jaws quickly....rather than turning the handle many many times to the left to open.....you simply turn it to the left one revolution then pull on the handle and the jaws open wide. The jaws may be closed just as quickly by doing the opposite. This saves a lot of time winding the handle about. Mine works great and was easy to install. Much much better than the "cheapie" brands. I also have another Wilton (very large) that has worked great for me for about 15 years. Jill, I am not sure about their use of "rapid acting" vs "quick release" but I think they are describing the procedure of opening up the jaws quickly....rather than turning the handle many many times to the left to open.....you simply turn it to the left one revolution then pull on the handle and the jaws open wide. The jaws may be closed just as quickly by doing the opposite. This saves a lot of time winding the handle about. Mine works great and was easy to install. Much much better than the "cheapie" brands. I also have another Wilton (very large) that has... » Read More Jill, I am not sure about their use of "rapid acting" vs "quick release" but I think they are describing the procedure of opening up the jaws quickly....rather than turning the handle many many times to the left to open.....you simply turn it to the left one revolution then pull on the handle and the jaws open wide. The jaws may be closed just as quickly by doing the opposite. This saves a lot of time winding the handle about. Mine works great and was easy to install. Much much better than the "cheapie" brands. I also have another Wilton (very large) that has worked great for me for about 15 years. « Show Less
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Horizontal does not affect the head pressure. It should be able to do horizontal and vertical just fine.
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Mark - it does not "quick release" but it does come apart. The part that attaches to the monitor is attached to the part that is connected to the wall by two posts that stick out from the bottom left and right and then the top is held in place by two screws. You use the screws to adjust the angle. Hope this description helps
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Blake, I honestly haven't tried the vertical yet. I'll take a test shot tomorrow and let you know how it goes. www.redhookfilms.com
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Normal installation is horizontal. If you mean vertical, it would be a little unwieldy when loading it.
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the vertical is not waterproof, it is water resistant so if the horizontal is made from the same material it is water resistant as well.
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Horizontal use is fairly easy. The central handle is adjustable and is at the center of gravity. Holding it up with one hand is easy enough and guiding the bit to the right location with your other hand on the top handle is simple. Switch it on and provide a bit of forward pressure on the top handle to drive the bit in. The anti vibration handle reduces the stress on your arm as the bit drives in.
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these have a place to put a lock through a loop. We used these for my Mother's mobile home and they fit easily. We used a Master Lock and hung the key to each window close by for safety reasons. Not sure what 'quick release' is.
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Not a true quick release but it is only attached by the winch and two cotter pins. I haven't taken mine off yet but I think it would only take 30 seconds or so.