Retracting Casters No 2 Table Saw
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This video describes construction of a pedal operated caster extension and retraction system for a contractor style table saw. It is intended to be viewed when you purchase the plans for building this caster system.
Using a ladder to lift the saw is an amazing solution that I can’t believe I never thought of! 👏
That goes for me too. . .500 👏points for that hack !!
lol
Enjoyed! Sweet & clean. Love the yankee ingenuity on eliminating the unnecessary locking mechanism from the casters on hand. Harbor freight sells 'em with/without locking mechanisms. Ladder hoist tip, good to keep in mind...
ok i never thought to use a ladder as a lift like that. good idea!
All of your retracting caster designs are beautifully done.
Ingenuity at it's best. Absolutely wonderful sir.
Good video easy to understand the workings.and the ladder hoist is awsome.It is the idea i needed to lift motor off my boat and on to a stand.keep up the video's
Nice remake from many years ago, I remember !!!
Thank you for this very detailed instruction video! Your teaching style is great. Now I can put wheels on the antique Craftsman saw I bought. :-)
A great idea. I have a big Startrite band saw thar will soon be mobile. My thanks to you.
You are the best. I wish I could thank you in person. You have made my MILLENNIA. I have three of these units or saws and this is PERFECT.
Exactly the idea I've been trying to setup. I'll let you you know when I've completed these. TY YOU GET ALL THE CREDIT.👨🔧😉
Brilliant
Always interesting to watch your skills for making mobile heavy machines. Thanks a lot
This is beautifully elegant. My dad and I are building something similar based on this. Thank you for sharing!
Carl thanks for the content!
You are something else
I agree with my daughter's opinion. The neat design is excellent and efficient. Thanks a lot.
great video Mr holmgren, I have been needing of placing some of my tool on wheel .Well done God bless you and that you have the strength to do this Wow
Very interesting to learn and hoping to built something soon for my table saw. Thank you very much!!!
Hervorragend! Sehr gut durchdacht und sauber gefertigt!
I liked your idea so much, I bought the plans. It will be the first project in my new garage workshop. I do wish that in your materials sheet you had a shopping list of what to get and from where to make it easier. My local Lowe’s does not have 4in non-caster wheels. I am forced to make the casters rigid with two bolts on either side. Thanks and keep up good work!!
Mr. MacDonald;
In addition to building two "sets" of Mr. Holmgren's Caster set-ups, I have fitted casters to a LOT of shop equipment in my Automotive Restoration Garage. I fitted a pair of "swivel" casters and a pair of "fixed" casters under the first shop item I built, a "Mig Welding Cart".. After that, I ONLY fit "Swivel" casters under ALL FOUR CORNERS! It didn't take long to figure-out that, in tight quarters, only having one pair of "steering" wheels can make positioning an item a royal PITA by repeatedly moving it back and forth until it's where I need/want it to be.. By having all four "steering" wheels, I can move a 4" x 8" table (with a Snap-On Engine Scope and Accessories) into any space/position, often within the area of it's own "length/width"!! Hopefully, Food for Thought. Chas.
This is awesome, thanks so much for the video it really cleared things up. You're a smart guy :)
Really nice design! I did not see a link to purchase your plans.
How do I purchase the plans for your retractable wheels for your tablesaw?
anyone have a set of plans the site doesnt seem to exist any longer?
Thank you Carl. On your table saw, what is that box between your TS dust collector box and above your caster mechanism?
The box below the dust collector hopper is a single large drawer for saw blades, dado blade set, etc.
@@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking Ahhhh…. Good idea! Thanks!