Table Saw Mobile Base

[Larry Anderson]

I have a SC 35640 on order and wonder about which mobile base to get for it. Cabinet base is 20"X20". The manual says 414lbs. The on line spec sheet says 535lbs.

[Mike Marcade]

I bet the shop fox mobile base that Grizzly sells would work pretty well:

http://www.grizzly.com/images/pics/jpeg500/g/g7314.jpg

http://www.grizzly.com/images/pics/jpeg500/g/g7314.jpg

[Steve Leverich]

I bought one of the "heavy duty" shop fox bases - ordered thru local Western Tool. The base itself is OK, but the cheesy casters it came with won't even roll with NO load - too little clearance between the wheel surface and the frame of the caster. I have a mod in mind that'll need a bit of welding and 4 of the woodcraft urethane casters, but between the $80 price of the base plus the $55 plus the effort, I would definitely NOT recommend that particular base.

Rockler had their "add your own sticks" bases on sale for $29 instead of $49 last month, I bought 6 of 'em. Much better casters. I plan to use 1.5" square steel tubing instead of the "hardwood" they recommend. The pieces are pretty heavy-duty feeling, although I've not yet assembled one. HTH... Steve

[Fred Woodward]

Try HTC.com
Strong and nice casters and locks. IMHO

[fred woltersdorf]

I have a SC 35640 on order and wonder about which mobile base to get for it. Cabinet base is 20"X20". The manual says 414lbs. The on line spec sheet says 535lbs.
the inside dimensions on this delta are 20-5/8" x 20-5/8". i have 2 delta bases now and they are well built and sturdy.http://www.amazon.com/Delta-50-273-Mobile-Machine-Unisaw/dp/B00002235K/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1199061221&sr=8-1

[Mike McCann]

I use the attached for my steel city table saw and I think it works great.

http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=5114&productid=145488

[Frank Orzehoski]

I just bought the shop fox base from Grizzly and mine works fine.

[Rob Will]

I fire up the wire welder and make stuff like that out of angle iron

Rob




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