Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: What is the absolute minimum height the stand will go?
Document: Very well built and the tri-pod legs provide excellent stability. The ability to tilt the top between vertical and horizontal is a real plus. In addition the tube that permits adjustable height has marking that indicate the height that you are adjusting it to. I purchased two of these and am extremely satisfied with the decision to buy these. I have not used my old roller stand since buying these.Really like the ability to fold the stands for hanging on the wall while not is use.
I purchased the jawstand to assist me in hanging cabinets and installing crown molding. It works great for that. I primarily use a 2 x 4 in the clamp so have not experienced the trouble/disappointment that others have in regard to smaller dimension wood. While intuitive to use it is not always easy to intuit the method to get to what you want to happen. While similar to a camera tripod it is different. For example, to raise the height you loosen a turn bold and then pull the stand up.
Has good holding power. Somewhat limited on it's use because of how the retention system is designed. Wait for it to go on sale.
I bought this where I didn't buy the JawHorse. The JawHorse was a good idea, but without some way to adjust the height of it, it was a flawed design. Good idea, bad execution. The JawStand is a good idea, good execution that just needs a couple of minor tweeks to be perfect, for me anyway.
When somebody says it's wildly overpriced, I just have to shake my head. I couldn't make it for 2x or 3x's the $59 I paid for it, and I doubt they could either.My only "con" about this is like almost all tripod stands, and like others have mentioned, the height adjust. I know it would be more expensive, but I wish it had a crank or pump adjust like an old VW jack.
I bot this to hold doors. That is what it looked like it was designed to do. It very easily held some very heavy exterior doors. I adjusted the height with a racing jack from the place where it is very chancy to buy things  with more than one moving part. And that includes the tool as one part. The installation was quick and smooth. I love this thing. Maybe my understanding of its use was limited, but I have no regrets about my purchase.
I like others had high hopes for this thing. While it will do what it says the adjustments are cheesy and hopelessly difficult to use and set up. With some better engineering this could be an awesome tool.The foot stance is quite large but the legs are flimsy and awkward to move around. The height adjustment is clunky. Basically every adjustment on this thing needs a redo. Get back in the design room and don't come back out until you have something more deliberate!
After reviewing this stand and the Triton, I purchased the Jawstand.
I purchased this stand to help with various shop uses. It is easy to use and works well in most of the situations that I have used.
Very stable stand but the &#34;jaw&#34; is not really clamping jaw and this jaw will not fully clamp the 3/4&#34; thick board.
Answer: yes