KASTFORCEKF2003 Heavy Duty Universal Mobile Base up to 700lbs Loading Capacity Making Your Larger Tools and Machines Mobile in Workshop

Using this on a 14" Jet bandsaw and the hardest part was getting the beast up on this by myself! Other than that, good quality!

Easy to assemble based on packaging but instructions were missing- however very solid construction, easy to expand to different size machine based with bolt system, simple mechanism for operating castors made moving heavy woodworking machines (bandsaw and pillar drill) easy.The mobile bases are easy to level so machines are safe for working . Ideal for maximising small workshop space.

It was easy to assemble, but it struggles with the saw I have, saw is lighter then max weight, but wheels alittle floppy, it is of for the price

Once together, pretty stable and strong base, however, mosy.of the screw holes we factory drilled, some as much as 3/8" off so had to redrill. The ended up hitting ACE Hardware for axle bolts as the ones provided didnt each through the frame far enough to start the lock nuts on. Many of the frame bolts are just barely long enough to get a lock nut in. What should have taken around 30 mins to put together took all afternoon and a trip to the hardware store for 1/4" longer axle bolts. Again, good base once you coax it into a frame, but takes much more effort that it should due to poor quality engineering and hardware.

I spend a lot of time in my garage workshop. A few power tools are in fixed locations, but I try to make most things mobile, so I can put things where I need for my current project.I built a heavy stand for my benchtop drill press. I didn't plan to make it mobile, but I've realized it would be much more convenient if it was. I got this base to "mobilize" my custom-built base.The base is adjustable over a wide range, and it was easy to fit to my drill press base.The construction of the base is robust, and I expect it will prove durable.Two of the wheels always remain on the floor. The other end of the base rests on adjustable rubber "feet." To make it mobile, press the foot levers on the swivel wheels to lock them in the down position. Lifting the levers lowers the weight onto the rubber feet.My drill press rolls smoothly with the feet down, and feels secure enough when the feet are retracted. My drill press with a custom-made table and stand weigh less than 200 pounds. That is well below the load capacity of this base.Overall, I like the design and quality of this base.