🔧 Skelang Leveling Retractable Workbench Capacity: Achieve Powerful Sturdiness for Your Work Projects Review

They are very well built. However, if you plan on moving your table/furniture frequently, I would find another solution. In addition, the height adjustment is unbearably difficult. Literally. my hands hurt I would recommend this product if you don't need to move your desk often.

My grinder weighs about 400 pounds and these casters allow me to move it easily. Dropping it on the floor is just as easy. I have a few other cars that I don't use often and I can get them out of the way if I can get roles for them. Can't recommend it more, great product.

Things are cool so far! They are very durable and have a high quality finish. Adjusting to raise and lower the legs is easy. My only concern is that the bearings are not sealed so I have a feeling the sawdust/dirt will cause problems over time but so far everything is running smoothly. Very happy with them.

Installs on a welding table that weighs about 500 pounds. They roll easily and the rubber feet stabilize the table well and keep it in place. In a locksmith shop it would be better to have steel wheels to avoid chipping but they are fine for my purpose. Worth the price. Matching the legs to the ground can be tricky under a large foot, but it won't happen often in my shop, so I don't care.

These machine leveling feet are amazing and quite affordable at $48. I sent them back with the mounting plate and kept the 12mm cleat set (and ordered another set of 12mm cleats). One set is for my G0704 mill (365 lbs), the other is for a Shop Fox M1099 (10x26, 400 lbs) lathe mounted on a 52" Husky stainless steel body with wood top (280 lbs). The lathe is already assembled and RELIABLE. I recommend and will definitely buy again

They work well in any mode, leg down: stationary and wheel down: moving. It's important to realize that if the bench is really heavy, your fingers aren't strong enough to twist your leg and lift the bench off the roller. I used an automatic jack to gently raise the bench, one end at a time, lower its legs, and then set it on its legs. Since my bench doesn't move that often, that's fine. But if you're expecting to turn the wheels down slightly. and move the bench often, you know it won't be…

I placed them on a bench I built (which now holds about 200 pounds of material). The bench rolls easily with little effort. Attaching can be a bit tricky. You will need to rotate the wheel arch to clear the holes in the floor panel to allow enough room to insert the bolts. I can only access the two front wheels (because of where I put the bench) to use the rubber feet. . Turning the gear selector is easy. If I took the bench outside I could use all four rubber feet to stabilize the bench.

They are solidly built and I have no doubt they can handle the rated load. MOVING the rated load is another matter. The castor bearings are quite durable. There are no bearings on the wheel axles. I used them at just under 800 pounds. However, the transport over the smooth concrete basement floor proved to be quite a challenge. Once in place I had to unload the straightener to spin the wheel. Attempting to turn the thumbwheel with a screwdriver or wrench proved almost useless as there was…

I placed them on the bench I made (which now has about 200 pounds of material). The bench rolls easily with little effort. Attaching can be a bit tricky. You will need to rotate the wheel arch to clear the holes in the floor panel to allow enough room to insert the bolts. I can only access the two front wheels (because of where I put the bench) to use the rubber feet. . Turning the gear selector is easy. If I took the bench outside I could use all four rubber feet to stabilize the bench.