When I flip the board it loosens up. Can you tighten the screws?
643898
I have not experienced that problem; however, the screw handles on the side have the cerated washer (not sure that is the correct term) that should lock into whatever position you have the board.
643899
I have not tried flipping board. When I use backside I just spin board around on it feet/rollers. The screws on side should be able to tighten - just have not tried.
643900
The black knobs at the top of the stand loosen so that the board can be flipped or tilted and then tightened in any position. Just a note: this board is BIG. The board alone is 4 x 6. with the stand, it barely clears a doorway.
1460269
Mine isn't square either, but fits one way. Try rotating 90 degrees, or sanding edges of the board so it's not so tight.
120311
On mine, the top two boards easily slide off, but the bottom one is firmly attached from the back and is unremoveable.
649959
The screws are accessible between the boards. Just use the square driver to remove the screws. Replace the board(s) as necessary and reattach using the Kreg KJDECKSYS Deck Jig.
1217164
I just tried to swivel while the board was mostly up and it hit the side of the cabinet. If you can lower it almost down it would work, but not easily. Perhaps there is some other option that would be a safer bet. Good luck.
554084
Mine is not loose now, but I think it was when it came in. There are various screws, find the ones that attach the parts that are loose, and tighten them. Hope that helps,
2282123
Sounds like it may be defective. When I tightened the screw when it needed to be, it didn't spin and just tightened properly. I suggest sending the one you have back and getting another one.
983046
Damgto is right, just lift the board. Flipping it over is a pain. I've been doing it 30 years.
722685
My knifes screws came loose after only a week or two.You can tighten the screws if you have right tool and you don't lose the screw.Yes, you can flip it out with one hand, but it will break.
670223
You need to snap it down and then slide the board to the back of the slot, this will lock it down.
1778457
It takes a very small special screw driver (Phillips head) to loosen it. If one too large has been used it is easy to do damage to the head of the screw. Patience and the right tool are crucial.
869970
Take those screws with you to a hardware store and get them a little longer. You might want to measure from the bottom of the metal where screw goes in to the top of the board. that way you don't get them to long. I had the same problem. You have to do it yourself. Hope that helps. Orlando
2019023
no,r u sure u have it tightened?...hold top half turn bottom half to the right,should tighten right up...i love mine, threw out swifters!
1315049
Get someone stronger to twist it. Use some of those jar gripper things. Keep saying bad words to it until it loosens up. ? ;)
351089
It can be tightened so that it won't flip without you doing it on purpose, but I don 't think it tightens to where it CAN'T be turned. I have never had to tighten mine, and it does not flip on it's own.
368824
adam w evans answer seems like a great answer. I didn't have the problem you describe, nor have I had to adjust the screw mentioned.
1258815
It is the housing which holds the magnet in place which magnatzes the bit so screws will stay attached in tight places. I dont know why its loose, mine is too. Must be how its designed