How do you assemble this? I'm afraid that if I try to snap the legs onto the bottom turntable I could snap off the plastic nodes.
1747211
The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
1747212
I snapped ours together myself and nothing broke. Works great. It's just there isn't a great deal of space between the bottom and top shelves and you can only fit small cans of spices in there.
1747213
I think it's sturdier then you think. My snapped together without a hitch. Snap it straight in though and don't twist it. I've had mine for about a year and it's holding up great.
1232481
We had the same problem. They came with no instructions. We figured how to assemble by looking in youtube.
258895
Had (have) the same problem with this item. Took my wife and I working together to assemble it. Don't need it now but am procrastinating about dissembling it for storage.
426540
It's been long enough now that I don't remember if I had to force this or not, but I don't remember having to do that. I remember mine assembling very easily. Hopefully you've got it working okay by now. Good luck!
1536189
The turntable is low and sturdy and will easily handle the weight, but I don't know your statue. Is it already tippy? If the statue base is flat and smaller than the turntable, just move the center of gravity toward the center of the turntable.
463579
Mine came with two screws. Mounting it to the headshell is a delegate operation, but I can do it most other people can. I have no idea if it is compatible with your turntable.
2062379
You haven't assembled it correctly. Try again. If this persists then I'd contact Omega
1428962
It's like a bike...assembles the same way. Do you have a bike shop near you. They could help you in minutes. My son had to do it as I was lost. Or like others have said...try utube.
1881564
Hi! I really don't remember? But it wasn't hard!! I think there was no assembly......only adjusting your table drop for the sewing machine! It is an amazing table! I love mine! It takes up no space! It fols down for easy storage if you need to make it disappear! It makes a lovely side table in a guest/sewing room when covered with a pretty table cloth!! I am a bit disabled and I had no problems with it at all!!! You can't go wrong with this table!
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Well, I'm two years too late to help GC, but here's the easiest way I've found after assembling 3 small 3-shelf units: Place one shelf upside down on carpet and put the screwed-together legs upside down in the corner holes. Place clips where you want them for the bottom shelf. Pick a spot, attach the clip, and slide it up or down slowly until it clicks into place. Snap the other half of the clip into the first one's indentations. Since the legs are upside down, make sure the word "top" is pointing DOWN. Do this for all 4 legs and then slide the shelf up to the clips, getting it as tight as possible. Carefully turn the unit right-side-up and press down firmly (put your weight into it) on the shelf until it is in place on all 4 corners. Test it by lifting the unit off the floor by the shelf, not the legs; repeat pressing down if necessary until it holds together when lifted. Position the next set of clips and slide the next shelf down and into place. Repeat until done, being sure to test each shelf as you go, and voila, instant super heavy duty, super easy, even fairly attractive shelving! I really love these things, best deal around!
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Put the baset at the highest position and use a wrench to attach. I also put a folded towel over the top of the pole, as the force of letting the spring go could cause some damage to your hand if it struck the top of the pole. (If you are trying to assemble this, you will understand what I am saying!)
381977
Thank you!!! Very helpful...just pull hard. Soo frustrating but that did the trick! Love the tables and assembly not hard with this tip!
304962
The sshelf is surprisingly easy to screw in place. It may appear to be solid wood, but if so, it's an extremely soft wood. I'd not recommend not screwing it in place. It is the shelf that holds the legs together and gives strength to the table.I assembled two of these. Of the eight screws, only one was difficult to drive.A friend to help hold the shelf tightly in place as you drive the screws might be helpful, but I had no difficulty doing it by myself.
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I never put one together before either, but it is easy enough to figure out. Set up the tripod and insert the horizontal reflector arm holder through the bracket and tighten. After you unfurl a reflector (or scrim), use the little clamps on the horizontal arm to hold it in place by the edges (it takes a while to get the knack). After getting the reflector secure, you can change the height on the tripod. It's actually pretty sturdy once you get it assembled. If this doesn't help, maybe YouTube would help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBvEuMcPRxg
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Hey, I am buying speakers for a friend who has the same turntable - did you ever find a good solution / speakers? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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No assembly, this is one piece. I have a corner cabinet with the inside depth (to the middle of the back wall) is 24" and I have two OXO Good Grips Turntables (one 16" and one 12") on the same shelf and they both fit fine - these turntables are a great way to use the space.
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Read the directions slowly! And make sure you assemble it right the 1st time otherwise break out screw diver. Thus, make sure music box orientation is correct AND the divets they tell you about are hard to see make sure those are positioned as displayed in assembly instructions