Will these work simply screwed into the 2 by 2" legs of a potting table?
1980995
I doubt it, but they could work with some "engineering", but it would be tricky. I think you would have to drill a hole into the 2x2 legs and insert a T nut/threaded insert. But, if the legs are made of a soft wood such as pine, I think they will split out quickly. My opinion is find a better solution.
1980996
Sure with some modifications on the 2x2 to except the threaded mounting bolts. These are heavy duty casters designed to mount on the base of a large router/ tool stand...
1980997
No they have a threaded end that needs a nut on it. A cross piece between the legs to bolt them to would work great and help stiffen the table as another idea.
1980998
No, they will not. The threaded portion looks more like a bolt than a wood screw. It is designed to pass through a hole and then be threaded into a bolt. It does come with the bolts. An alternative is to be threaded directly into female threads built into the stand. If you can drill a hole into the legs and either thread the hole with a wood tap or pass through the hole and attach to the supplied nuts, it will work.
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
1981000
If you bolt them( maybe ) with a nut on the other end . These have machine threads on them, you drill a hole in your 2x2 and put a nut on the other end . You will not find threaded inserts this large to put into the wood to screw them into . You need to drill your material all the way through and bolt them on. These casters are heavy duty . They work great. If you have 2x2 verticals just screw a 2x2 or a 2x4 horizontal on the bottom and drill through it and put your casters on it. I looked all over and you will not find T nuts or threaded inserts this large.
1540886
Probably would work fine. They might be a bit to large for small seedling pots, but you can break the stakes into small pieces if you'd like to use them in small pots.
620169
Legs are 2' wide at the base. I used mine for a shooting table. I see that there is some lateral left/right play when pushing on it. So if you don't mind a little play/wiggle when feeding stock through your Router table, then they would work fine. Don't think you'll have a problem chasing your table around the shop as long as the floor is clean so the rubber feet can grip
1068442
They work on tables that are about 2 to 2 1/2 inch thick. They hold down the table cloth very well.
666674
Yes but they are a little small for the table and chairs. But I think it'd work.
1857225
I don't see any reason that it wouldn't. I measured mine and there is enough room to pull them in 2 inches. If you need more answers please let me know. They were also easy to install.
417652
This would not work. The ideal whole for this is approx 2" with the full diameter roughly 2.2". I don't think they would be wide enough for your application.
2173195
two feet or so should work I started them in small pots then moved them to the area i wanted....
773812
As long as you can nail them into the center of the leg, they will work, but may look a little weird on close inspection. But who, besides you, will be doing that. These did seem a bit small for 1", but they're functional on my chairs.
920869
I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I'm sure there are better looking solutions out there for a table. These risers are extremely handy, but they are no beauties. They make my beautiful bed look like it has Clydesdale feet!
2238582
Yes these will work well for this use. If the cords put together total diameter is more than 2 inches, they will not work.
1716449
They fit my 5qt pot perfectly which is 10.25" diameter by 4" tall. If I remember correctly, screws were not included but I had 3 of 4 needed from old handles. Hope it works out for you.
1537515
I believe they will but you would have to use gentle pressure to get them in. Perhaps the smallest size would work best in soft wood.
966988
I used them on 1x6 boards and they worked well. A 2x4 would be too thick unless you countersink the back side of the hole.
355587
I purchased these for chairs that have square legs and they worked. They went on hard but had a secure fit. I am not sure how they could work on rectangle legs though.
190182
No, I don't believe they would. Measuring across the top of one of the openings, it is 2 inches. Hope that helps.
192158
I would guess they would, but you should use the slotted hangers when doing so. I have pretty heavy stuff hanging on my board using the standard 1/4" pegs. Now, if the cast iron skillet is much bigger than 10 or 12 inches...I might question that. Your regular pots, pans and utensils should work great.