How does this machine attach to the countertop? I'm hoping it is suction and not a clamp. Please answer ASAP as I really want to order this
1632672
It is a clamp Rea but I usually anchor it on top of a cotton cloth, I never had a problem.
1632673
It is attached by clamp and not that great of a clamp either. I purchased it as a gift and they could not use it because of the clamp....
1632674
It attaches with a standard screw clamp. It works for us, but sorry, it may not for you.
1110085
It mounts with screws. Although i did not mine sits on counter top by my choice
1872146
The edge of my countertop is not bull nosed, so I can't speak to that. Does it move, shift or slide? Yes, during kneading, rolling out pastries or dough, it does move because it isn't permanently secured. I still love it, and prefer working on it rather than on the granite. Hope that helps you.
1305253
Just push lightly from the center. A suction will be created....better and more green than foil or Satan wrap.
1051432
As long as your counter is not porous, this unit suctions to the surface surprisingly well. I put most of my weight into it and couldn't budge it while it was attached to my counter.
1366618
I am using the suctions cups that comes with it. I am thinking of buying move of them. Very handy. I hope this helps.
150955
look just below the handle on the main upright before you get to the red release latch. there is a decal where it instructs you to "twist to adjust suction...." it's the only thing you can twist. THANKS for asking - i hadn't noticed it before & i need it, too!!
1969237
There are screw holes if you want to secure it in place. I the black base up against the back of my cupboard and while mine is not attached....it has worked just fine in my cupboard to hold my cookie sheets, and baking pans. Not sure how it would work on a countertop since I'm not using it in that way.
1485106
It doesn't connect to the door. The pole is attached to the floor of cabinet and then to the underside of countertop. Look at that underside to see if there is wood there to attach with screws. If you have solid counter top, there could be a need for extra bracing in the exact right spot.
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I put mine on a pad on the countertop. It seems to help quite a bit. An extra potholder, or a folded kitchen towel. Plus, it makes it easier to move it around the counter w/o picking it up.
1048430
No it doesn't attach it kind of just sits on the toilet! But I think it clips down onto it somehow I just never figured it out! And no suction but it doesn't come off when we use it! :)
651037
Push the end of the clamp in that little hole and attach it to a table. But I have never used it that way. There are rubber pads underneath it so you can just hold it on a counter, or table, and use it that way. Just put your hand on the top as you're sharpening and it won't move.
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Just the clamp.Don't think a suction cup would work ! A lot of torque and pressure needed.This is a great machine for saving time.I also run the product through twice,need all the juice I can get.Hope that helps.
2165755
It's not the machine. The machine does one thing and it does it well. What you do with the ice after is on you. If you're returning the item, I doubt you're looking for advice. The only reason why the ice is clumping is due to the outside air temperature, humidity and the temperature of the syrup. Try adjusting one of those three pieces.
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There is a tendency to slide around, depending on the surface texture of the countertop. I have a slightly worn formica countertop with some roughness, and I spread a little tap water on the countertop surface before placing the pastry mat. The surface tension of the water anchors the mat quite well and keeps it in place for the most part.
773896
We have ours mounted on the wall and love it. In my opinion, it is a little "light" to sit securely on a counter top without some sort of support. Hope that helps
798137
It does not have a suction base, but it has a rubber base that prevents it from sliding on the countertop.