Is the power cord exposed? Does the power cord come out from the base or the upright?
1777748
it comes up from the base. But I dont reccomend it because the shade isnt attached and wobbles everywhere and drives me crazy ;)
1777749
The power cord is threaded through the metal "tubes" that make up the frame work of the lamp. It comes out through a hole in the base of the lamp.
1777750
Through the upright out of a hole on the base. We got two, removed the bases and attached lamps to wall (in corner between bookcases). Look great! Love the lamps.
1777751
The power cord exits very near the bottom of the metal part, kind of like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81e1tX25HpL._SL1500_.jpg
551299
Yes there is a continuous cord that hands off of one side that is alway exposed. It does not hang down too far and hasn't been a nuisance to me since I put it against the wall.
1972038
There is a cutout for the power cord. I have the DeWalt 618 and it fits fine. I really like this bench. Only thing I'd probably add is a 3-4" dust port on the back of the cabinet. You do get quite a bit of sawdust inside the cabinet. Other than that, it appears to be high quality baltic birch plywood case, good strong top, decent fence. Some people complain about not having a switch for the router on the outside of the unit. You can purchase such a switch from Woodcraft or Kreg. I haven't added one yet but probably will. I guess I like the idea of not having to open the cabinet to turn the router on and off. Probably a lot safer to have it on the outside of the box. I use the box to keep other tools and bits handy. Just vacuum out when finished routing.
676756
Is the on/off switch on the side opposite the cord or on the side where the cord comes out?
1454393
It's plug in. The cord comes out from the bottom of the base. It is a light colored/clear cord which is corkscrewed so you can stretch it out to meet the wall outlet, but when you unplug it you don't have lots of loose cord lying around. The cord is about 18 inches long and stretches to about 3 feet. Amazon, please get the seller to provide a product image which shows the cord. Those of us who bought this product and now answer questions about it should be getting paid at this point to provide information which should have been shown up front, and is helping you sell more of this item.
678883
There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
526763
There is a nine foot UL aproved power cord attached to the unit. It is provided with the unit.
1250911
It's in the fixture near as I can tell. The power cord screws on the outside of the unit.
943301
No, the power cord is manually wound. Although winding the cord is a little extra work, this design results in a sleeker and lower-cost vacuum. After using this vac for a few months I can say I am very happy with it. The suction power is outstanding.
15854
The power cord can be plugged in just as if the case were not present. It does not hinder the approach of the cord, so plug away front or back!
1044067
The power cable attaches to the rear near the base. This makes it easy to hide. It's white, so it matches the diffuser.
2090954
No. The power cord is hardwired to the internal circuitry and is not removable.
1719484
The power cord stores externally on the back side. Winds up between two external points.
1457751
There is an "L" shaped arm supporting the motor, and the power cord comes off at the bend in the arm. This is a great fan; very quiet with strong output. The remote is easy to use and very useful.
995659
Yes. All wires (power, sound, etc) come out the back at the base & are "hidden".
662585
the power cord can be out the back, it doesn't have to go through the bottom.
1765801
Cord comes out in the back, lower left hand side. Cord is approx. 2 1/2 ft.