• Hole should closest to edge and have a threaded metal insert.
• This is NOT the hole at the very center of the base of the shell.

1. Begin emptying entire contents of sand bag into bottom of the shell.
   • It is recommended to only pour enough sand to fill 2/3rd’s of sand funnel and wait for it to empty out before adding more sand.
   • Frequently shake shell back and forth to settle sand and allow for more pouring.
   • Only shake shell when there is no sand in funnel, otherwise sand may spill out.

1. Once shell base is completely filled with sand, identify the M10 countersunk screw which is the shortest of the 2 countersunk screws.
     
2. Identify the M6 Hex Wrench, which is the largest one.
     
3. Insert M10 countersunk screw in fill hole and begin tightening screw using M6 Hex Wrench.
   • Turn screw clockwise to tighten.
   • Tighten screw until you feel slight resistance. Then do a 1/2 turn.

Warning! Do not overtighten screw, overtightening could cause damage to shell.

1. Place aluminum extrusion inside square hole on top of shell, and push down all the way until the extrusion is fully inserted and bottoms out in the shell.
   • Clearances will be tight, insert extrusion slowly and carefully. 
   • The aluminum extrusion features a single slot, this can be facing any direction. 

1. With the aluminum extrusion in place, identify the M8 countersunk screw which is the longest of the 2 countersunk screws.
     
2. Identify the M5 Hex Wrench, which is the 2nd largest one.
      
3. Shell can be oriented upside down as shown in diagram below or rested on its side. It is recommended to rest shell on its side as it is easier to handle given the shell weight.
     
4. Insert M8 countersunk screw into the center of the bottom of the shell and begin tightening screw using M5 Hex Wrench.
   • Turn screw clockwise to tighten.
   • Tighten screw until the head of the screw is snug against base, then do a 1/2 turn.

If screw is not tightening, go back to Step 4 to make sure aluminum extrusion is fully inserted.

     5. The aluminum extrusion should now be firmly secured to the shell.

Warning! Do not overtighten screw, overtightening could cause damage to shell.

1. Identify and prep a flat surface area to place tempered glass table top. Make sure surface is soft so glass doesn’t scratch. Recommendations are to use towels, shirts, or similar material.  
     
2. Carefully remove tempered glass table top from packaging, and place on soft surface so the aluminum mounting disk is facing up.  
     
3. Identify the M6 set screw, which is the smallest screw.
   • If guide was followed properly, the M6 set screw should be the only screw left.  
       
4. Orient the M6 set screw so that the hex cavity is facing the aluminum mounting disk. (Figure A) 
   • The “tip” of the set screw should be facing outward, away from the glass.  
       
5. Begin tightening M6 set screw into mounting disk, turning clockwise. Hand tighten until the set screw fully bottoms out inside the mounting disk. (Figure B)
   • Hand tight means using just your fingers to tighten, not using any additional tools. 

1. With tempered glass prepped and set screw installed, align center of tempered glass with center of aluminum extrusion, mounting disk facing down. (Figure A)  
     
2. Place prepped tempered glass set screw on top of the aluminum extrusion threaded hole, and begin turning entire glass clockwise to begin tightening assembly together. (Figure B)
   • While turning tempered glass, you may need to brace the shell lightly to avoid shifting. 
       
3. Keep turning glass until it tightens to shell assembly. Once that occurs only tighten slightly more to secure glass.
   • Do not overtighten, damage to shell may occur as a result.

• The M4 Hex Wrench is not used in normal assembly. It is only used in a situation where the set screw is stuck inside the aluminum extrusion where hand loosening is not possible.