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Sorry, but I don't have any pictures of what I am doing and, besides, they
might bore you to death if I did lol. Anyway, in an earlier post I requested help in setting up a shop and one of the posters said to put things on wheels. The first thing I put on wheels was the Craftsman Contractor's table saw, since it is the largest and heaviest and bulkiest piece I have. I took the original wheels off and set the legs on 3/4" plywood. Once the wood was cut to size, I drilled four holes for the levelers to go through. Then, before I got ahead of myself, I remembered a posting a while back of a short film clip of someone who put their tables on wheels and that the wheels could be retracted after being rolled into place. All I have to do now is lift the saw a few inches and the wheels can be lowered or raised (on hinges) as needed. To make a long story short, I now have a table saw that is on 4 swivel casters and can be moved with ease in my cramped space. Thanks for the suggestion. Michael |
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