Certainly makes it easier for those machines that need mobility...and they don't change the height of the equipment...move the machine, put it down, take the wheels off and toes stay in one piece...
Don't piss off old people. The older we get the less "Life in Prison" is a deterrent !
I have used some like that, they work if you have an overhang OK, but otherwise sticking out creates a tripping hazard VOE. Like a planer or drum sander with outfeed tables,works fine, Table Saw not so much unless they are located under the extensions, and might be a tad inconvenient. On second look ,they remove, then you have to find a storage spot,and unless you move around a lot that might be a problem. Myself,I don't think my ole back wouldn't like putting them off and on, But a young guy like you would be fine.
Herb
Herb Stoops wrote: ↑Tue Jan 19, 2021 6:53 am
I have used some like that, they work if you have an overhang OK, but otherwise sticking out creates a tripping hazard VOE. Like a planer or drum sander with outfeed tables,works fine, Table Saw not so much unless they are located under the extensions, and might be a tad inconvenient. On second look ,they remove, then you have to find a storage spot,and unless you move around a lot that might be a problem. Myself,I don't think my ole back wouldn't like putting them off and on, But a young guy like you would be fine.
Herb
All my mobile equipment will have its own cabinet underneath...that's where I will put the removables...this way I won't lose them (yeah, right )
Yup...us yung'uns only "snap, crackle, pop" in the right places...
Don't piss off old people. The older we get the less "Life in Prison" is a deterrent !
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