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I am basically just opposed to the whole suction cup idea. To me it is flimsy and so dependent on the surface you are sticking it too. I will be hard mounting mine.
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Edge Pro Apex Set Up/Base
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Stick on non-skid pads. Pack of 16 like $2.50.
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Thanks! From where? I never seen those before but then again I never looked. So the glass is elevated? It's doesn't move at all?
Walmart in the furniture pad section. The surface on the pads is similar to shelf liner. With only 4 stuck on like I have, it'll move if I apply excessive pressure. Obviously a sheet of shelf liner or rubber will give you way more surface area, but if I feel like I need more grip I have 8 extra pads I can stick around the perimeter. I did it this way because I wanted it slightly elevated.
Pic of new setup...works great and can finally sit down and use it. Pads keep either side from touching surface underneath. Sits nicely level and grippy.
I have almost the same set up. The main problem I have found is that the excess soapy water causes the suction cups to slip on the glass.
It's been rock solid for me. I really like it.
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Yup, that's what I'm talking about. Nice setup and you can use the tile when you flatten your stones as well.So this is the set up I ended up going with. Love it.
