The box says this can be mounted on a piece of doweling. What size diameter doweling does it need to be? .
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According to the instructions, you may "mount directly onto a 5/8" wooden dowel or on a length of 1/2" copper tubing. The tubing/dowel should be inserted at least one foot into the ground and should be straight and plumb to prevent leaks."
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Try any hardware store - Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have dowels in all sizes. You will likely have to cut it to fit.
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The mounting parts are at both extremes of the gate. They can't be adjusted so I don't think it can be mounted on anything shorter that the length of the gate unfortunately. I had trouble getting it to fit on my stair rail (height-wise) because it's almost exactly the same height.
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I am unfamiliar with the Jessem Jig though from the product description Jessem Jig can work with a 4" piece of wood. Premium Doweling doesn't.
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If your asking about one of the wooden dowel pegs, then yes any hardware, hobby, or home improvment store sells them pretty cheap...just take a peice of your so they know what size to give you because they do come in different diameters. I hope this helps ...BillBill wallace answered on March 12, 2015
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Hello Joan, my experience with this mount is that you have to mount it on the studs, the dimensions are on the box or in the description before you purchase it
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You need a minimum of 1" - 2" surface to mount onto. The spikes flare out about 2.5" from the center mounting holes providing a total span of 5 inches at their farthest point.
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No, The diameter is too big. Better off to go to a local hardware store snd find something.
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I have mine mounted on 3/4" "trade size" rigid metal conduit (electrical conduit trade size) with a diameter of 1 1/8"
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Hello Lorenzo, You would want 1-1/4" screws to connect two pieces at the 3/4" jig setting. Hope that helps.
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First of all, you should contact Amazon to inform them that the dowels were missing. They may send you the parts without having to pay for shipping or send back the incomplete set. However, in case that doesn't work: The dowels that came with my units are 3/8" (three-eighths of an inch) in diameter. You should measure the holes in your unit to confirm the diameter dowel you will need. There were three pieces, each about 5.75" long. You can use longer or shorter pieces (all of equal length) to suit your storage needs. Longer pieces mean you can fit taller jars on the bottom shelf but that you will also need a taller space to keep the turntable. That said, you can go to any shop that sells wood crafting supplies (Michaels, Jo-Anns, Dick Blick, etc.) and buy a 3/8" diameter dowel. They are usually sold in lengths of 36", from which you can saw off three equal pieces of the length you choose.
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I put the vise on a homemade bench. The top is made of 2x4's with a 3/4" MDF surface. The vise matched perfectly height wise with the 2 1/4" top and was easy to mount. If your bench has a 2 1/4 inch top and has a clear area underneath, it should work. Note: I did not use the template provided and instead clamped the vise with Irwin clamp to mark holes from underneath.
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I believe the gate adapter needs a flat surface on the banister for it to be attached securely. Otherwise, it will most likely just end up twisting around out of place. Most wrought iron railings I see have skinny round banisters but if yours is different and you can find flat parts (even thin ones) then it might work for you.
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diameter of dowels:approximately 7/16". spacing between dowels: 2" on center
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No. You should purchase a regular doweling jig from Amazon, Harbor Freight, etc.
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Don't drill the entire width of the post the same size hole. I used 5/32" dia bit to drill across the post so the .150" dia. galvanize wire can fit trough. Then I used tapped drill bit and drill in about 2" and it will be perfect for the Ferrule to fit in. The bottom of the ferrule is .65" dia. Good luck.
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William -- the brackets are square with a little bit of a hook on the end and appear to be designed to fit dimensional lumber (not round). The railing on my deck is a 5/4" x 6" (nominal 5-1/2") deck rail and it fits perfectly. Now, if you are handy and can fashion something to enable it to strap around a round rail, then it would work. Maybe a few nuts/bolts and pipe hanger strapping (comes in a coil).