can you put wheels on stand legs
902382
Sure, you could. But there's no pre-drilled holes for them. You'd have to design your own.
902383
It is not recommended to install wheels on the legs. However, there is a model 708598K JSG-6Cs that includes the closed stand.
902384
I would recommend a mobile base as well. Especially with the weight of the tool and the desired stability when operating. I use the HTC2000 for this and other tools (drill press and band saw) and it works perfectly. Adjustable Mobile Base for Power Tools HTC-2000 - Give Your Workshop Breathing Room by Making Your Larger Tools Mobile (up to 500 lbs.!)
307994
I've only ever used it on the ground. Not sure if you could put it on a stand, but I don't see why not.
2161693
Yes.... you can. You can do the leg and arm when standing up or sitting down. Ours works really great. Haven't had any problems at all. Has been used pretty much every day. The one thing that I did do when putting it together is put a thin layer of light grease on all of the shafts that move...
211982
You can do either way. The trick is to balance them so the weight is going stright down onto the stand. The Plastic mounts are not very strong and will easily break if all the weight is on them in an awkard angle. You will see what I mean once you have them.
2192182
There isn't really a base to attach legs for this cabinet. It's just the outer 4 sides. There are holes to install the wheels. I did modify my cabinet to accommodate a kick toe base by making a plywood base for the cabinet to sit on. Hope this answers your question.
2056722
You would just not assemble them. They come in a separate bag to be assembled. They snap into a hole on the bottom of the leg. Only problem I would see is there would be no feet on the bottom of the leg.
264744
Revised answer: Absolutely, as long as you set the stand up like in the picture. I had the legs sticking out the back.
316497
Yes you can. I prefer to use the stand this way. I find when I use it as a 6 tier stand it can be a little unstable.
1751923
I would build a platform under all legs. If you were to modify the stand, then the legs would not fold up.
1148585
The answer is yes, Dane. You can place the shelves anywhere on the legs. The adapters that allow you the place the legs can be applied at one inch intervals, of course you would never want to put them that close together. My husband says placing the bottom shelf 20 inches off the floor might affect its stability a little, but it is a very stable product - just don't put 500 pounds on it. I wanted it for a specific area and be moveable. It works perfectly for me.
754363
No. You can't make the stand any taller than it already is. However, the legs will mold to any frame or object you wish to place it on or wrap it around.
1770697
If you're very handy, you may be able to add wheels. I just wonder if the overall size and the wood tray in the middle may cause it to be a little unbalanced if wheeled around.
2237114
I love the table; however, I am not sure how you would add wheels since the legs are metal.
940000
Yes, you can assemble the unit with or without the wheels. Plastic plugs are provided to replace them.
1059065
It's made of mdf like particle board. I don't see see why you couldn't put wheels on it
1928814
you can. there are small plastic feet on the bottom corners which nest onto the top of another.
1633679
No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.