how high will this raise my washer? I have a pedestal drawer and need to get 3/4" higher.
68367
The vibration pads have a 1/4 inch inset for the feet of the pedestal or washer/dryer to sit in. The pads will raise your pedestal 1.25 inches, and this is before you make any height adjustments with the pedestal drawer.
859003
There 3/4 of an inch for installing the washers and nut. After they are installed you will have 3/8 of an inch left.
268523
It's probably about 2 inches high per drawer, so I don't think it will fit. It's good for bathroom stuff like tweezers, cotton pads, etc
1548024
I haven't done this but if you take the ball off and install it opposite of the way it comes, I'm sure you'd have a 3 1/4" rise. I'm not sure how hard it would be to remove the ball but a couple of good wrenches the correct size ought to do the trick. Good luck
1722484
Six inches with a 1/4 inch well in the top, so it will raise the bed 5 3/4 inches. I used a ruler, so not sure why I'm different from the previous two answers.
2271636
You would have to remove the legs and mounts, and the drawers and slides to get a flat surface underneath, If you wanted to raise it approx 3" with some sort of shorter legs, you could easily remove the legs and leave the rest intact
1720102
sorry, your shelf is too thick. my shelf measures 3/4" and it fits perfect.
2007408
I measured the hole at 3/4" and looked online for a 3/4" to 3/8" arbor reducer. No luck. You might try purchasing a very common washer with a 3/4" diameter and a 5/16" hole. You could bore out the hole at 3/8" and if the washer is too thick, sand it down until flush with the blade. That's just a thought, not sure that it would work but might be worth a try. Good Luck.
1924025
You could use an adapter to take it up from quarter inch to 3/8 inch. I've driven lag bolts with it and it does fine.
1097500
I used washers to raise the shelf up an inch. The washers are 7/8" and are nearly identical to the feet. Hope that helps!
1761133
First thing I'd try to end the siphoning is to elevate the washer's drain hose. If the washer's drain hose is shoved deep into your home drain pipe, pull most of the drain hose out of the drain pipe and anchor it in that position. The added height should correct the problem.
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.
398635
There is about a half-inch of overlap on the side of the washer, you can't really see it from the front. So unless the side of your washer is heavily exposed that shouldn't pose a problem.
1573565
I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice: It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved. See here: http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
696056
I'll try to answer your question. My drawer is just barely deep enough for this...but it does work...4" and it is staying in place and doing the task I wanted...not sure about the 2nd question..are you talking about the long pieces?
1954348
I have my 1/2 deep sockets in a drawer that Is 4 inches tall, I just went and checked 3 3/4 may be a little tight, Hope this helps
1176471
Mine was 3/4" and it fit beautifully. There are also fittings that will adapt to several different diameters, as mentioned previously.