What would happen if I put my elbows on the table, rest my chin on the hand and lean on?
375009
Usually I use them for shows that we have for work. I like it for what we use it, you can lean on it just don't stand on it :p.
375010
They are very nice tables. We had a cocktail party of about 50 guests, several people commented on how sturdy the tables where.
118866
I've used elbows at 90 degrees, with forearms parallel to the ground. This has worked well for me.
2047900
When you are fully inverted it locks into place. You don't have to do anything, but need to bd fully inverted. Your back doesn't really touch the table any more when you are fully inverted.
1585853
yes - about 1/2" below the palm - and rest elbow on table or desk so wrist is about level with your heart -- full directions are included with the monitor
2008507
You do not have to use your arms. But it would take someone far more graceful than I to hold a book and read while doing this. I suspect you would be likely to fall off. Your arms help you balance even if you aren't "using" them
2096568
No Need to. Your weight keeps the table inverted. When you want to go upright, you pull on the handles with both arms. It is perfectly balanced.
1279706
Yes you are able to put your chin on your chest with ease, however it may be very difficult to rest your cheek on the stock depending on the sight you are using.
201544
The idea is that you can rest your head on your hands while laying your head down. It also gets really warm in there, so you can stick your hand in to warm 'em up. Can't say I've ever used it for this reason though
1842397
The metal arms are attached on one end of the table base and the opposite end of the table top. When they are down, the top of the table lays in its rest position. When extended, the table top moves toward the side of the table (into a desk position).
1015449
Yes. the forearm rest height may be adjusted to be higher than the mouse pad. The mouse pad rests roughly one inch above the surface of the table. Pushing the two rotating ratchets to extremes, I am able to get the forearm rest roughly 4 inches above the mouse pad while keeping the forearm rest level. If you allow the forearm rest to tilt, you could get more height (though, I have no idea why anyone would need more than that).
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I guess you would have to take the table out in order to set in portrait position but I never really find a need to do this. I like this case. It works well for my purposes. I like to read in bed which this case is well suited for due to the hand strap. Very compact too.
1518234
No it would put more stress on your wrists because of the increased angle of your hands vs. your elbows. What about doing a search for wrist pads on amazon?
991549
It can't do that. Even if it could, gravity would become your enemy and tip it over. The rotation is all in the table top. The arm length is ABOUT 16-18" long.
1755170
I don't think it would help too much because the wobbles happen as you lean or push against the table
45567
Yes you can sit with your knees under the table. Just like any other table just remember where your at around your table. I do reflexology with clients on my table and it works for me.
1463272
You can move your hand. Depending on how tight you make the grip it may restrict access to some of the minor controls.
746124
From my palm to my index finger is about 6 1/2 inches. I can rest my hand on the mouse with the heel of my palm on the table and my index and middle finger rest comfortably on the 2 mouse buttons. This still allows my thumb to manipulate he three buttons at the thumb rest too.