What are the 2 square aluminum rods used for on the table? I could find no reference or picture to show what they are for. Thank you
1405484
As I understand it, they are supposed to be used in setting up the fence when you want to use it as a jointer. I read something about that somewhere, but not in the instruction manual. I have no need for that.
1405485
I can't remember exactly, and my table is on a job site so I can't look at it, but I believe there is a groove in the aluminum part of the table that one slides into with tension screws on the outside rim to hold them in place. The other went in the fence rail with tension screws as well. I will check my table Monday and try to confirm.
196627
Don't know the table in question but if it's carpeted you might do better with a skirt that attaches around the edge of the table. I saw those on Amazon.
194060
I didn't need to look for new ones until I left the kids alone with game. I like the wooden dowel idea... Has anybody had any luck with other team players... Either NHL or Olympic colors?Only thing I've found are small players for smaller tables.
462265
There is a small end and a larger end of the rod, because one rod fits inside of the other. The two ends (brackets, holders) also have different sizes. Make sure you have the correct end on the correct portion of the rod.
908983
Hi. I want to build a shelf that falls down. Not one that gets pulled up. Would it in your opinion make sense to use these brackets? They would be on the two sides of the surface I will be using. Thanks for any reply on that!
2163900
The table seems to have been applied with a "protective agent" similar to a varnish. It comes with a list of "dos/donts" to maintain it from scratches. My main problem with it is the weak connection between the table and the stand. It has toppled over several times! I just don't know what to do to make it stable and secure.
1980997
No they have a threaded end that needs a nut on it. A cross piece between the legs to bolt them to would work great and help stiffen the table as another idea.
1055080
"The amount of room you provide on either side will determine the maximum lunge a player can take while standing. Extend the rods to make the table its widest, then add 3' to each side. That should accommodate an average player and provide a minimum amount of comfort. Also, plan for space to move around the table when switching sides, ideally at both ends. Do consider a larger space because an impassioned player experiencing a win/loss may wish to move away from the table in reaction. Happy playing!"Thanks for asking!
650919
Yes, the rods are part of the assembly. There are four screw holes on the back of the table.
638120
I am not familiar with the rods you are referring to. The stick welding aluminum rods do work but not very well. Tig welding will not work as this is a DC only tig welder.
367225
We used folding shelf brackets on the side of a bar area for extra seating at our lakehouse...fold them down when not in use, pop them up when we are eating...fortunately, we were able to place our brackets directly into 2x4" studs, using long screws. The tabletop is stainless steel over 1/4" plywood, and rather heavy...the brackets work fabulously...the bar is 6' long, and we used 3 of the 4 brackets, which were 14" long...we also screwed the brackets into the plywood...carefull not to drill into the stainless steel. We are very pleased with this bracket...exactly what we were looking for...reconfigure the placement of your brackets so they attach directly into the wall stud if possible...or use molly bolt, or plastic anchors if not possible to move bracket...good luck
354376
They are multicolored semi-clear plastic pieces. I hadn't thought about it, but I'd bet that they'd look pretty cool on a light table. My grandkids love them and play with them regularly.
2027308
I never bought this table, sorry! I did buy 2 round bedside tables from the same company and was happy with them but not this one. Good Luck!!
441325
I bought two of them because I like them so much - one is on a round table, the other is on what I call a square round (Corners are rounded off) and it looks just fine. I have not tried it on an actual square table. The price is good so I would think it is worth a try.
358721
Just an update in case anyone else is looking for a replacement rod. Was considering purchasing this and noticed that American Family Woodworking now offers replacement "Paper Towel Holder Rod (Spring Loaded)" on their web store (www.americanfamilywoodworking.com). Not sure why the replacement rod is not listed on Amazon's main site.
421590
I found mine on EBay. I think it was 400$. Has hydrolics but doesn't get very tall. I had to raise mine on blocks and I'm only 5'4. But it's not bad for my first table! I loved this arm too!
1756864
They are rod pocket but they slide easy on regular size rods. You only get one panel, so order 2 if you are wanting more than one. They are absolutely beautiful and very good quality. The pics don't do them justice.