Would this fit under the glass while slanted Tracing Light Box Table A3 for Stencil Copying Artists Tattoo
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Yes the Tracing Light Box you have will fit, you'll just need to be creative 'attaching' it into place (clamps, bungies, tape, etc). I love this table. Best of Luck!
775424
Yes at the upper edge of the table. I have placed a shadeless lamp on the floor to light it from underneath.
2171246
That's a brilliant idea! I would think so. Measure the surface size of your glass top and compare the size of the board see how it covers. This board works on both sides.
560411
Sounds like it will work. The underside has felt on it so it won't mar your table.
507936
Yes and no. Because it is 3d, it is too thick to be placed behind glass. But it would fit in just a bare frame. And the edges could be trimmed as desired without damaging the usefulness.
1895
I have no experience in this. I imagine if the glass has the female part to the mold of the acrylic then yes.
206462
It depends on the table. The arm is already very heavy by itself. Add a computer to it and you have a lot of stress on the glass. I am not sure, if it has rubber or felt to prevent scratches. It's too long ago for me to remember and I cant see if there is. The clamping screws seem to be pretty long and should reach. If your table has a metal frame where you clamp it, it might get tricky.
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Hi Tom:Your table should fit.The yoke is 11" wide, 10" depth, and clamp undernearth table can go down 3", so table thickness shouldn't be problem;The throttle 3 and a half inches wide, 4" depth, clamp same up to 3";Your table is big enough to put the Trim later on;18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches you mentioned is the box size, actual system is much smaller;Hope it helps!Lucas
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Ihi Denise its like regular white copy paper just bigger if your lighted table shines through regular white copy paper it will on this. But I'm thinking you may need a diffrent type they may carry a thinner paper not sure though hope I was helpful? probably not
1569181
No, the bottom of the glass will not clear to ridge that the glass fits into. Be careful if you try, the glass is thin.
2001820
I would think so, if your table top is wood. Metal or aluminum would be harder to do. The Rousseau is, as you see, 9"x12". You could easily and affordably make a new one with 3/4" ply, add a Formica cover of your choice of color or just clear coat it. The Rousseau is the most affordable insert that I have seen, I got 2 at the Amazon price, one to just have if I want to change my setup or have 2 router tables. you might could cut the R insert down to fit, I would not. It has screw holes in the corners to house mounting tabs, I don't use those, but I wouldn't saw the corners off ether. Charles, I am more than satisfied with the R insert. I use a 2.25 hp Craftsman plunge router, take the plunge springs out, store them. Don't fasten the plate to the table, the weight of the router will hold it down. Take the knobs or handles off if you are going to leave it in the table. Use one of the handle cap screws to tighten the shaft down if you don't trust the plunge lock to stay in place, works great with just a little more effort. Throw away those adjustable fences, make your own from wood or plastics, use c or small adjustable clamps on both ends. Try the fence cross ways on table instead of length wise, much better. One more, you don't need a miter gauge track, use blocks of scrap wood for push tools. Make your own bit guard with clear acrylic, hot melt a small aa cell led flash light on the guard to illuminate the bit work site. Maybe you will like this approach, I do, it makes routing easier and more fun. The more simple it is, the more you will want to use the tool. these are not my personal discoveries, I found them online and in magazines. I hope this help. Rocketbob
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Unfortunately no. Though the light is very bright, I tested this with a sheet of Arches 300lb cold press and a xerox photo and found it easier to simply draw by hand rather than use the tracing light. There is faint line detail in this, but not anything where you can clearly see like you would with less heavy paper. A side not on this, in order to conduct this test, I moved the light box on top of my drawing table in order to best represent the light, rather than mounted below the glass surface, and it was still not very clear.
282130
It is a spider lamp shade. I can't tell from any of the pictures of your table lamp whether it will fit or not.
2258443
Yes. But I would not buy it. There are wayh too many parts , instructions are confusing . I ended up not using the curved glass.
945796
Yes, just be sure you got a 2 to 3 inch lip where as my desk has moldings which are in the way but I made it work and the light is awesome!!!
689593
It will fit. I would suggest if you're going to use this on that table it be temporary. I think you'd be better off with a 2M Red which isn't too expensive, especially if you have a Rega.
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I would say yes, but if you plan on reusing it, it will be really hard. But a one time stencil use, it is perfect
536546
The draw happens to be partitioned with blocked compartments. So not sure how yours will fit it. You may have to remove the partition to accommodate your palette.