Lovely! Candle wax in the wooden hole the pipe pivots in, would make it silent and you could move the bench without noise complaints from the neighbours. 😜👍🏻
I’ve been looking to design something that I could have rolling benches and this is got to be the simplest and easiest design I’ve seen yet. Thank you for sharing. I plan on building five
It’s so funny to me how many people focus on a squeak. I figure if you can come up with this design you know how to fix it if you want too who cares I don’t. I like your design and how simple it is to build, and I am planning on coping it just with bigger casters do to my bench is heavier. It will be easier than using my floor jack and dollies. Keep the videos coming.
I've been looking for something like this and pondering on it for awhile now. This is a good idea.....interesting design.....but not sure it will safely carry the weight of my bench with the wheels positioned inside the legs. My benchtop is made from a section of bowling alley and the legs are 4x6's. The rest of the framework is 2x6's and 2x4's. So, it's fairly top heavy and won't have low slung support structure in the front or midway to the back structure to counter that weight. I intend to build individual, mobile tool storage cabinets, to fit underneath. If the bench would ever fall over, I'd likely need to use the skid loader to raise it again.....if I wasn't underneath it. With some tweaks though, I might be able to make it work. Thank you for your video.
A little paste wax on the pipe where it goes thru the wood and maybe on the lifting structure would smooth out the movement and help with that shieking. Very clever build.
I love my copy of your design, I can call in elk from a mile away!
Came here late at night for the workbench ideas, got my girlfriend scared of the sounds instead. Fair enough, thanks.
How to use as many different tools as possible 101. The idea was awesome.
Well done.👍. Little wax on the sliding frame and holes 🍮 flanges to protect the wood from the wear and tear of use and prevent squeakiness.
Good to see another way of giving a bench wheels. It is interesting to see other options.
That Gen 2 Makita is legendary.
Great design. I think I will use this concept all my benches and tool bases...thanks!
Lovely! Candle wax in the wooden hole the pipe pivots in, would make it silent and you could move the bench without noise complaints from the neighbours. 😜👍🏻
Here I am jumping all over the video just to find a clear shot of how the mechanism works.
I’ve been looking to design something that I could have rolling benches and this is got to be the simplest and easiest design I’ve seen yet. Thank you for sharing. I plan on building five
Dude. That's genius. Been looking for something exactly like this!
Great design! Love the simplicity of this! And easy to make than the one I uploaded.
1) Great design. 2) I want to hurt you now because I have speakers and working ears.
VERY INGENIOUS IDEA THANKS FOR SHARING!
This would be perfect in my little shop. I’ll have to give this a serious think over. Thanks for the video!
What a great idea!
It’s so funny to me how many people focus on a squeak. I figure if you can come up with this design you know how to fix it if you want too who cares I don’t. I like your design and how simple it is to build, and I am planning on coping it just with bigger casters do to my bench is heavier. It will be easier than using my floor jack and dollies. Keep the videos coming.
I've been looking for something like this and pondering on it for awhile now. This is a good idea.....interesting design.....but not sure it will safely carry the weight of my bench with the wheels positioned inside the legs. My benchtop is made from a section of bowling alley and the legs are 4x6's. The rest of the framework is 2x6's and 2x4's. So, it's fairly top heavy and won't have low slung support structure in the front or midway to the back structure to counter that weight. I intend to build individual, mobile tool storage cabinets, to fit underneath. If the bench would ever fall over, I'd likely need to use the skid loader to raise it again.....if I wasn't underneath it. With some tweaks though, I might be able to make it work. Thank you for your video.
Very clever! Great project! Great video!
A little paste wax on the pipe where it goes thru the wood and maybe on the lifting structure would smooth out the movement and help with that shieking. Very clever build.