I want to mount this on an existing nail (which is on a pole). Will this just slip over the existing nail?? Thanks!!
779167
No, I put the ones I have on a fence post and used common horseshoe nails to secure them. Works great.
726600
Mine came right off when I pryed my nail under it. If the unit is faced down, I tugged up on the slot on the side. Or, try contacting the manufacturer. Their literature that came with the unit indicated they have good customer service. Sorry, wish I could help more.
2132856
Seems to be a vynil materiel to me, it could work but I don't know if caulk alone would be enough to hold it in place. If you have something to nail it to using galvinized brad nails, and then cover the nail holes with caulk also I could see this working.
2086905
Unlikely with the guard. Anything is possible. I dont use the guard and just eye ball it and i havent had a problem. Start with the guard on and you'll see it doesnt take too much off the nail.
507748
You can't. This thing is heavy, I'm sure it would topple over once it got moving. You might get a GoPro adaptor for a standard tripod mount, and get that secured firmly to the pole, with the tape and a few screws.
880647
No it Does not. It is a straight pole however might the same diameter as your old one and you can slip it onto this one.
529774
I would say so. Just back the stringer with a little force so the nail sinks completely. I would also nail in a triangular pattern.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
2013259
I agree with the previous answer -- a pressure clamp alone will never be strong enough to keep any hook from slipping on a round pole. Drill a hole in the pole (measure twice, drill once), add a screw, and your problem will be solved.
339689
Yes. It will stick. I had the same issue. But I bought additional nail glue because the glue on the nail isn't enough to hold
1196895
If the vertical pole is the same diameter, and if the other mounts on the pole can be removed so this one can slide on, one should be able to mount this arm on the pole. This arm's pole mount has very little adjustment range so the pole diameter would have to be nearly identical. Hope that helps!
1466209
It has a finish on the wood, which is slippery, and gaps that the dog's nails will likely catch in. Between slipping on the thing &/or catching & ripping a nail, still IMHO would not use this. Good luck whatever you decide.
2099966
Yeah it will, unfortunately, but which proline mic stand do you have? If the pole is thin then yes it will fall over, but if its the thicker like the "proline studio boom mic stand" then no it wont, but you got to work with what you got, put something on the bottom of the stand to make it stay in place. that should do the trick, but if you have money to buy a better mic stand than I would make that choice. But dont always listen to people, if you don't wanna spend the money than dont, i always find a way to make things happen with what I got, be creative :) Best of luck too you
1784273
After checking the site, I think that review is no longer there. My husband placed the nails at the base of the edging which is later covered up with dirt. Just remember the sun is your friend before you work with the edging. Make sure you unroll the edging and place it directly in the sun for at least one-half day before you attempt to install. This will ensure ease of installing so it won't keep rolling up while you're installing it. I think you will be pleased with the ease of the installation and the result from this edging.
741309
No sorry it won't work. It is like nail lacquer. You need a base and a top. Color in-between if you want. The base it what helps hold it on the nail and only a top will peel off because there's no base. Hope this makes since. You can use only a base and top coat with no color if you want. It looks really nice and the shine lasts for almost 2 weeks.
2010654
A regular 2 inch nail will work. I used draw wall screws so I knew it would be extra secure.
1182908
The piece can go over any poles, I have it on a shepherds hook. it is put on the pole from the side, not the top.