In the locked position, is the plunger low enough (relative to the toggle clamp mounting surface) to hold a 3/4 inch board in place?
56817
It would be at the top edge of your work. However, if you cut a length of channel aluminum/iron with a hole drilled through one side and mounted to the end of the plunger. You would enlarge the contact point. This way, the clamping surface would be down and as wide as you need it.
56818
No. I am able to freely slide a 3/4 inch board under the plunger shaft without it even touching the shaft at all.
56819
The center of the plunger is 1" -- insufficient to hold 3/4" material. I'd recommend using a piece of 3/4" material below your 3/4" board to hold it at the proper height. Hope this helps.
428383
There is a screw clamp under the unit that clamps it to a table edge or a piece of board. If you look closely at the picture, you can see the flat piece of the clamp sticking out just to the right and behind the down spout. I have mine mounted on a 1 x 2 piece of pine that I clamp to my loading bench. That allows me to move the measure out of the way without unclamping it altogether.
1825250
The plunger would only have a problem if it got wet and froze while the door is closed. That could probably be prevented by using a shim on the floor and mounting the door unit so it's higher off the floor.
2222758
Yes! The tools provided will help you position what is mounted so that it is locked in place!
1906786
Yes. So even though the height can be adjusted from above the table, you still have to reach under each time to unlock and lock the clamp.
63527
Absolutely - but don't overload it, otherwise you will have to pull the plunger up. This may not be a problem for the Standard Sized model.
1943247
The package says it works when the flange is 3/8 or less above or below the floor.The product is pretty compliant so you might be able to stretch the limits.
854957
My tray is mounted under a compressed board that is one inch thick. I've had no problems with it.
1445364
The clamp opens to 7 3/4". So your surface will be a little too big to fit.
1587464
It is tall enough to hold my plunger if I didn't but the shelf in, but not wide enough at the bottom.
1919057
The opening is just slightly bigger than 1/4". We put in 1/4" thick board and it works well.
614769
It is designed to go under 3 1/2 inches. However the pad with the screw is only 1 7/8 inches.
1962785
It would not. Just measured mine with the clamp closed all the way. There is an inch gap. You could place a block of wood between the clamp and your rail. I will try to post Picts soon. I really like these hangers.
2156964
Yes, it's designed for 3/4" holes. In a 3/4" hole it's a little loose so if you have a drill bit just a tiny bit smaller (probably metric), try that. It's much more stable. BTW, the things work beautifully if the piece you're holding has flat edges. If they're rounded at all, the work piece will jump all over the place.
556553
Not really.The clamp will spread far enough, but the "mating faces" are so far apart, the screw is at too much of an angle to engage the nut.
1590301
No. More than a year later without a real answer to this question I bought the RK7033 and the this Irwin vice and the slots do not line up. I suppose it could be clamped down, but that's really not a permanent solution since I use my clamps for lots of projects. Amazon should really stop recommending this vice with RK7033.
1207255
The clamp is large. The opening measures three and a half inches so 3 inches or less should be fine