Are there any metal supports between the legs right below where the table top goes that would interfere with a bottom mount front vise?
1948070
No. The four legs stand and are secured into the top independently. I have a table-mounted vise and it was no problem.
1948071
No, there are no supports between the steel uprights. The way the table top is held down is by square steel pads that are roughly 6"x6" welded to the top of the tube uprights, with four holes at the corners.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
712222
The bottom is open. Possibly you could use casters that have a U shaped mount. Haven't tried it myself. The cabinet is very heavy so look at extra heavy weight bearing casters. I wound up using furniture sliders under mine.
954348
Yes, just as you see in the picture. Heavy duty rails that might need support at the end depending on how heavy your frame is. On my Harbor Freight table saw, they tip the table over.
206017
You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.
1462110
Look at the legs under the outrigger table extension - I'm not sure any universal base would handle that. I know that the legs come with the optional table extensions (I have one); I don't know whether the standard, minimal table has that.
275871
I do not beleive there is any restrictions to where they're mounted. Be careful since the assembly screws tend to rust since they're not stainless
1682115
Hi Ipodlover!Thank you for your inquiry!The support mounts are raised on this table.AisteBisonOffice
631615
Mine came fully assembled so I'm sorry but I can't help you. Maybe you should contact the seller and ask. I believe the metal thing is a clamp that you can use to clamp the unit to the edge of a table or counter top.
1936007
I am sorry to say that I sent it back. Never even got to try it out. the reason is that some of the screws that hold the legs to the underside of the table were striped as the holes were also larger to show that it could be a problem. So sorry and good luck..
1011252
There are no supports that would be suitable if that was the only means to keep it in place. That being said, I did shoot some self tapping screws through the corners to keep the boxes in place on my battery tray. The bottom of the box has contours that keep the battery elevated about .25" off the very bottom which leaves room for the screw heads.
2137096
I just unscrewed the supports as far as they go and there is only 3.5 inches of clearance between the supports that rest on top of the table and the parts that clamp against the bottom of the table. You might be able to squeeze it on of you angle it just right, as long as the skirt isn't too thick and it's right on the edge of the table, but I can't be certain. Hope that helps.
1169455
The fused metal "rings" to which the metal base screws in creates a gap of between 1/32" and 1/16". Not sure I would put it on a wooden table, like you are thinking, as it may weigh down on the wood unevenly and have "bounce" in the center.
1819712
If I remember correctly the casters are what attach the bottom shelf to the posts. So, unless you get your own screws you won't be able to use it without the casters.
951565
Check to see if you folded the legs all the way out, Then pushed them into the bottom of the table, next step is to hook chrome squeeze supports. Hope this helps
2092274
Not sure what you mean by "low crossbar on the legs." It's part of the legs, as they give stability and the rubber end are the feet of the legs. Not quite understanding you question. Without them the table would be extrememly unstable and tip-over
1139072
Mounting a small vise would be okay. Not sure if it would be solid enough. There could be some side to side . Clamping flat to the surface would be better. This is the best table I have found that is as portable. Hope this helps