Description
D2057A
Adjustable Mobile Base with 1000 lbs Capacity- ShopFox
Adjustable from 20" x 20" to 29-1/2" x 29-1/2"
New & improved version of the popular Shop Fox mobile bases features better overall construction & design.
Used for a stable and mobile platform upon which to mount machinery and equipment having a variety of base sizes and weights. New and improved castors are arranged on outriggers allowing the machine to sit as low as possible and yet be extremely stable and have excellent maneuverability. The base can be assembled in any of eight configurations providing maximum flexibility. The two-piece retractable feet uses earth magnets to allow the knob to turn while the foot pad is tight to the floor.
Strong, extremely stable, outrigger supports.
Capacity: 1000 lbs.
6 Reviews
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Shop Fox Mobile Base 700lb cap D2057A
Excellent product, heavy constructed. Make moving my table saw around my shop easy
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Shop Fox mobile base
Excellent product , can move my table saw around the shop with ease
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Definite Quality, But Overpriced
No issue with the quality f the product but even with that statement i think the thing is a bit dear.
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New Design
This is the 3rd of these I’ve bought, the first two bought about 15 yrs. ago. Like the new design for setting the dimensions, although to be able to fit the nuts to the bolts the correct way, I had to first put them on opposite first, then undo them, as I couldn’t get the threads started.
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Strong, stable base for a heavy tool
I have one of these with an extension under a Delta Unisaw, and just put another under a Poitras B2800 shaper with power feeder. They greatly facilitate movement of the equipment around the concrete floor of my small shop. For a report of the installation of a base on the shaper, check out http://rodcroskery.wordpress.com/2011/10/01/how-to-install-a-m
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It Does The Job
I ran into minor problems during assembly, in that some of the threads were mis-formed, requiring me to buy a metric threading set and rework some of the threads, Busy Bee would have looked after the problem, but I live 220km from the store, so I elected to fix it myself. I use the base under a ct146 table saw, and I made a 3/4" plywood insert, then bolted everything together. Once the assembly problems were overcome, the base is extremely sturdy, rolls well, and anchors the saw solidly during work.
