how high can i set the scaffold to work from ?
599642
I researched the scaffold width, and it is 11". The rungs are 12" so you can set the height to what ever seems safe to you.
599643
On the 22' model, about 4'. Make sure the pins are totally locked, it can and will and has collapsed on me.
599644
I'm not sure. I didn't purchase the scaffold. However, I'm sure it depends on the size of your ladder. Mine is a 22' model, so I would assume it would be about 4-5'?
1906426
it's high enough for you, but beware of the wooden cylindrical piece at the back between the chair support plate and the bottom support plate (next to the back bolt) mine broke the first day
1761890
I'm sure you can make it if you wanted to but the top does not go a full 90 but it a little bit close but if u wrap the legs around something then it will do what you want hope this helped
742876
No. You can set it to bare floor height, which seems to be fine, in my experience
1035077
As far as I can tell the height adjustment has to be made below the table. Changing bits can be done in with the router in the table.PS I like the router a lot and have never come close to overloading it. I looked at the competition and this was by far the best deal.
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I agree with all that responded. My stand has been great (50' TV) do know they can cause problems though. Be sure to use the proper screws, do not over tighten, you should be fine. AND I agree Sceptre customer service is fantastic! A+++ from personal experience.
881878
Placed flat on the floor, the horizontal line is 4.25" up. My base moulding is 3.25" high.
1312350
On concrete the absolute height to the base plate is around 63" but the setup would be unstable.Staked firmly in the ground Gilbert would be correct (about 60" to the baseplate).
1601082
On mine with an extra plate about 1/4" thick fastened to the fence for extra height, I can set the fence face 3 1/2" from the centerline of the mortising drill and chisel. So I can work to the center of a 7" wide piece of stock. I usually have it set pretty close and generally work to the center of a 3/4" thick piece.
856805
I don't think it's too high at all ... I quickly got very comfortable with the action on mine. the saddle could easily be sanded down if needed too.
1962414
You will need at least 4" below the surface. The round top of metal is above the floor.
1111284
I have to qualify my last answer. I replaced the rolling casters with gliders, so yours will be higher. Sorry, I forgot about that.
426420
There are different holes you use for the bolts to set the height. If you want to have it taller or shorter, you need to unbolt the rods and use the holes you want. You can't set it anywhere in the range, just where the holes are.
1071350
There's a little half inch foot on each corner. I'm thinking it could be replaced with something a bit taller and handle the stress. I'm no carpenter, but I'd give it a go!
1459321
It can go as high as about 70 inches but since it is bendable, you can make it lower.
2275917
With a hacksaw only. I was actually considering that if the table turned out to be too tall. Fortunately it wasn't necessary. No other height adjustment short of welding onto the legs.
2160442
I did put some wood to provide support to extended , lower portion. Works great!