I'm using a wooden folding table, it has a metal bar underneath is after a few inches will this be okay to install?
647345
I personally wouldn't recommend installing it on a folding table. I think the bar is ok if it is less than an inch or so thick because the keyboard tray height is adjustable but not knowing the strength of your table or even how it folds I would caution against installation. It basically is best installed on a computer desk/hutch or fixed table at least 2 feet deep and 4 feet wide with an area of 24" wide and 24" deep under the desk to have proper clearance.
526701
For the greatest safety I would try to mount the bar so you can install a support bolt thru the bottom 2X3 and into the I support itself. You will probably have to purchase longer mounting hardware which is recommended anyway. Hopefully the bar will line up with the joist perfect so you can drill into the I support on both ends. OR, you could install a let's say 2X6 across the I-Beams (from I-beam to I-beam) and mount the bar to that with carriage bolting. Hope that helps ;)
1873042
I don't think it matters how thick since you screw into the top of the bench. If the material was super thin like a .5 inch you might have issues with strength or the small screw poking out the bottom. Height of the table is more of the issue, though there is some adjustment to the step height. You just don't want it too high since the vice is fairly tall and anything you put in it adds extra height.
1993071
It will be tight but will work. It will also depend on the height of the table.
528822
I would imagine so, mine is too long so less sturdy. Think a 4' table would be just fine (is that the one you are looking at?)
1203033
I installed it on a low-end saw that I bought at a big-box store. It took some time, but if you have some mechanical ability you should be able to use it with any table where the table top is within the measurements shown. The end result was terrific.
556678
You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
94040
Would recommend you call the manufacturer or seller and tell them what you are trying to do and ask them. They were the wrong size for what we needed but they do work and are really easy to install (but we were trying to replace them, not install them from scratch). If you are trying to keep the folding table 'lifted' then it might be work but if you are just trying to brace legs to the table, then it may not be the right thing to use. Sorry I couldn't be more help. They work similar to struts/shocks on cars.
871296
If the weight is evenly distributed and not top heavy, it would probably be ok. The table is relatively stable and balanced. I don't think that weight would cause it to collapse.
657767
If you bolt it in place, a vice should work nicely -- the wood appears strong enough to support. I may install one in the future.
1169455
The fused metal "rings" to which the metal base screws in creates a gap of between 1/32" and 1/16". Not sure I would put it on a wooden table, like you are thinking, as it may weigh down on the wood unevenly and have "bounce" in the center.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
2230049
Not really. It will sag in the middle of there is not any support under it. A six foot folding table works really well.
1147232
Don't know. Might be a little tight depending on your width - table is 10" wide. : )
1895081
The table top is not the best built. Ours has become a little loose. I wouldn't recommend putting something super heavy on.
2186766
Yes, depending on how deep your desk is and where you install the arm. I do not have a deep desk and was able to install so the table is just even with the desk when I push it in.
1845223
As long as you have a bar right below your seat you should be fine! The support that holds the chair in place needs a spot so the chairs prongs can slide in easily. Hope that helps! I love mine.