🛠️ Retractable Workbench 4 with Adjustable Equipment by WEIBIDA Review

These mount to my blacksmith's hammer. they seem to be very well made. I'll give more feedback once I've installed and used them.

Quality materials. Smooth rolling casters. Reliable stability when standing. It glides well too. Perfect for my outdoor grill work space.

Wheels are great for shops or garages with a concrete floor. I've made a trolley case out of these and they work great, but if you have wood floors (I have hickory) they unfortunately dent when the floor is heavier. Harder plastic wheel with smooth, rounded edges, but a bit narrow.

I have a 20 gallon aquarium on an IKEA Besta frame cabinet that I wanted to move and then stabilize. These roles were the perfect solution. I used anchor bolts to attach them to 3/4" plywood and put the cabinet and fish tank on top of this mobile cart. It moves great and I can secure my system in place when I need it.

I put them on one of my small workbenches (30" x 84") and they work exactly as I hoped. It's a little awkward to bend down and pull the lever to raise or lower the wheel at each corner, but hardly at all. I love the convenience of these wheels and they roll on my shop's concrete floor like butter on a hot skillet! When the wheels are up and the rubber feet are in contact with the ground, there is no slip. I would have to push with all my weight for the table to slide at all, which is more than…

I wanted a castor that could be used as a support for a mobile bench with a vise. I was looking for a stem mount and came across this one. Given the price and the design, I just couldn't do without it. Since they don't make them with a stem mount, I had to make a small adapter plate to attach it to my workbench leg. It was a little extra work but I really like how the final assembly went. So far I'm very happy with it. Now I can move around my workbench easily, and if I need to clamp something…

Needed a great easy to use locking caster for my homemade flight simulator chair. You exceed all expectations! I have a seat from a recent wreck car (like the new one weighs about 100lbs) that is heavy and has full performance options. I welded a special frame (covered in car carpet) to fit these casters and installed the seat. The roller legs are up and it rolls where I want with ease. The foot ratchet is down, its firmness maintained no matter how aggressively I press the handlebar pedals…