can i take stand off and place it on a table because i dont always need it to be tall
1750414
not sure of the question. most stands you can adjust the height of the stands .. if question is about mannequin you can buy a clamp stand for the table. don't know if this was much help.
1750415
the legs do lower a substantial amount but not low enough to sit at a working height on a table. It would depend on the height of the table but overall this is a great tripod
1750416
no sorry.. but you can lower it by the two sections if you look at photo they telescope down and up.
1913360
Ya if standing at it. I often work on projects at this table while standing. I'm only 5'8".
574797
Our table was purchased with legs. So we did not need to do that. My teenage grandsons measured the size if your table out and matched it to where the legs are and would not recommend it. They say as they were learning they put their weight on the table reaching for balls and would not recommend your dining room table. Also the top is extremely heavy.
754363
No. You can't make the stand any taller than it already is. However, the legs will mold to any frame or object you wish to place it on or wrap it around.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
317196
Oh, sorry, I've got it packed away for the winter, so I don't know. I have been using it free-standing, not in a table.
929856
I believe so, yes. You would have to detach/not attach the table stand in order for that to work though.
635078
Its been two years since we assembled our but im pretty sure the screws are in the feet not the stand so yes you can leave off the feet.
2211302
The saw/stand in the stow (upright) position is just under 4' tall. As far as removing the saw from the stand I don't see why you would want to. It's not made to quickly assemble/disassemble the two units. However, it can be done. Just follow assembly in reverse. You would have to flip the entire unit over so that the table is on a non-marring surface to remove the bolts to remove the stand. Again, I don't why you would want to remove it. It is very easy change it from stow to working position and visa versa. Hope this helps!
1165614
It is supposed to be able to stand alone but is knocked over very easily. It comes with a hook to hang on the wall and that has worked out well for me. I wouldn't recommend leaving it on table if you aren't able to hang it up be sure it's on the floor
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.
422440
I don't think you can use a stand with this table. The way it's made I think an umbrella will work without a stand. The table will serve as the stand.
593726
You may be able to use it for standing only using the first length while it's on top of a table provided the table is short enough.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
128278
The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
2279407
You don't have to stand on it. I sit on a chair when I use it, and anyone I have ever had try it does the same.
2212790
I would only do that if you use the accessory hardware to secure the table to the wall (and I can't account for it's strength as I didn't use it). The table is not very stable on it's own. Solidly built, just narrow so if it gets bumped, the table will wobble.