What the thread found

• The Archer2 sled has a nominal post diameter of 1.5 inches.
• Standard 1.5 inch clamps will fit and work properly on the Archer2 post, though the actual dimensions may vary slightly from exactly 1.500 inches.
• The top post of the Archer2 maintains consistent diameter measurements around 1.5 inches.
• The bottom post of the Archer2 exhibits diameter variation, with measurements ranging approximately between 1.37 and 1.38 inches across multiple points.
• For non-critical applications, a 1.5 inch collar or clamp is suitable for docking in low mode on an Archer2 sled.
• When precision measurements are critical, direct contact with the manufacturer is recommended rather than relying on nominal specifications.

Depends on

• The bottom post diameter shows measurable variance, suggesting manufacturing tolerance or wear variation.
• Measurements using calipers on the bottom post produced slightly different results across multiple attempts, indicating either measurement technique difficulty or actual variance in post diameter.
• The specifications appear to be nominal rather than exact, with actual dimensions potentially differing from the stated 1.5 inch specification.
• One user reported that actual measurements were not precisely 1.500 inches despite the nominal specification.

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