How does the glass fit in the base? When I try from the top down it starts to scratch the glass and I do not want to damage it further.
1618625
Hi JT. Sorry is quite some time ago. Don't recall that I had a problem. Good luck.
1618626
I had the same issue I actually took a piece of blue painters tape and put it on the glass then peeled it once it was installed. Good luck
1618627
Mine just slid right in. sounds like your bracket is slightly bent or something.
1651469
I do not think it could be used on glass top, which may cause some scratches.
1993088
The top just sits within the glass beaker. It really doesn't fit tight. As I plunged down the top moved a little. If you notice one side of the black plastic is solid for when you plunge and the other has slits for pouring. Hope this helps.
1388913
The bottom is indeed smooth and should not scratch the glass used for ranges. As for its performance, I am unable to answer because my experience with this product is on my gas range.
1990542
No the bottom is not smooth. It has a beveled edge and then flat bottom. But, it will sit just fine on a glass top. I don't suggest sliding it around.
526024
There is no padding on the top but the suction cups on the bottom both keep it away from the glass and support it from moving. I can understand your concern though. You could buy clear tubing at the hardware store and cut about 1/2 " pieces and then slit and slide on to the top where it lays on the glass. This is still the best design I was able to find. Make sure you get the stainless model.
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DO NOT use this pan on a glass top if you are worried about scratches! This is a real scratcher.
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I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should I ever need them..) Thanks. I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should... » Read More I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should I ever need them..) Thanks. « Show Less
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When I take off the cover and look, mine has a fingernail deep "well" in the glass. Have you tried yours? Mine works great!!
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Hi, I have been using this stylus for over a year and have no signs of any scratches at all. The stylus tip has a coating on it so it moves smoothly over the glass. I have had both this and the adonit - but preferred this as the tip had more give and I felt the surface recognition was more consistent. Agree that it is somewhat fragile so I would recommend you purchase a spare tip so you can replace it if it gets bent.
1388915
Yes, it works on a glass top and no it has never scratched or damaged mine. I've had it for 3 years.
269582
Just don't move it / shake it - it will / does scratch a glass cooktop. (I know from personal experience.)
1527337
I think if you have been using any kind of cookware and haven't had any problems, this would not be an issue definitely. The cookware is kind of delicate and light and inside the non stick is ceramic. I don't believe you will have any problem as far as scratching your glasstop surface.
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The glass is. One painted on the top. It is on the bottom. I haven't scratched the bottom, so I don't know if there will be a mark. If the top is scratched there will not be a mark.
590072
The glass sits on four small suction cups that is attached to the base. Keeps it from sliding, works well. Hope that helped, I'm happy with it.
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When I recieved mine I was also confused. They ship these upside down,so the the glass is upside down. Lift the glass part out and turn it upside down and just put over the wood base. When you recieved this and opened it, you could put your hand inside the glass case. Take it off the wood base and turn it over. Now you just slip it back over the wood base. I hope this helps.
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Wish I could help you. I put mine on the glass - do you plan to ever remove it?