I absolutely love videos like this one. Incredibly useful, superb quality and editing, no wasted stories about the beginning of the earth or about my cousin's neighbor's nephew....blah, blah, blah. Straight to the point. Don't even need words or music!! I have the same setup...EXCEPT for the spring loaded bracket. Definitely gonna use this. EXCELLENT!!!! Thanks so much!!!

Over the years I have seen many versions of this, and even have copied one for myself, but it failed and broke - I can honestly say this is the best version I've seen. SImple, easy, the kicker release is perfect.

@low-epilgrim8234

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Very well done.

@glennlopez6772

Жыл бұрын

Same here. While we're at it, something has to be done for home appliances and work desks with castors. These are made from plastic materials and a guard/coover which trap fibres, swarf and such stuff which cause jamming and destruction. Difficult to replace these.

@1992jamo

9 ай бұрын

I suspect his broke as well. At 6:33 the hinges have been changed.

@rafezetter8003

9 ай бұрын

@@1992jamo Well spotted ! - yes he has changed the hinges for ones with a stronger central pin. I was planning to use ones that are rated for heavy doors, but even so, very well spotted.

@johnthebob1

8 ай бұрын

Whats even better than this version is the original kzread.info/dash/bejne/naKMxMWSY8zWgdo.html

I like the way you edit the videos and not make them boring with real time repetition.

the ultimate simple and effective contraption for a workbench, i really love it! thank you so much

Perhaps the simplest cheapest, and easiest solution to retractable wheels I have seen on YT so far, and I've seen dozens of ideas from poorly thought out, to much to overly complicated ideas. The 3" wheels are fairly cheap, you can buy cut offs of the angle iron almost anywhere for less that $10, and the spring and lag bolt are just as cheap. What I love about this style is that they do not cause a tripping hazard. I bought years ago the "Work Bench" wheels that stick out at each corner, but when I laid them out, I realized just how much the stood out from each corner, and never installed them. I still have them and will be putting them up for sale instead of letting them collect more sawdust. Thanks for sharing your idea. My first video of yours and I have subscribed!

Excellent, simplicity, cost-effective, thank you very much appreciated

Brilliant! I’ve been wanting something like this for a long while, had thought about commercial solutions, but I didn’t trust their little levers to have enough leverage to lift a heavy bench. They’d also only raise one corner a time. This is a great design, I’m so glad YT finally surfaced it for me! Thanks!!

You make the best videos , you show without distracting voice commentary, or lousy poor taste in music. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Tambien confirmo, después de ver algunos videos de este tipo, este es el mejor. Great Job.

Really nicely produced, clear video. Thankyou - this is for sure the guide I will use when building my next bench.

Спасибо тебе добрый человек. Наглядно показал как это работает. Успехов в работе

This is so going to help more people get creative like you have done here great solution I’ll be testing it out

Excellent design, very simple ease of use and effective. Thank you for sharing.

Very cool. I’ve been trying to work out some way to attach casters to my workbench and this fits the bill perfectly. Great job!

Absolutely brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for.

This is brilliant. In going to add this my workshop as I build it. Thanks so much

This may be the best solution all round for making the various tool stands I need to build mobile when I need them to be mobile and not at all mobile when I don't. Cheap, simple to build, easy to use, and no trip hazard. It helps that they work with the design of tool stand I have in my head!

Fantastic creativity, design, fabrication and implication skills!

What an easy and effective solution to a major problem. Thanks

Muito obrigado pelo vídeo. Vou fazer na mesa da minha bancada e da Serra circular.

Wow! I am adding this to my workbenches. Thanks!

I did something very similar to this about 45 years ago on my first table saw in my one car garage shop. But, my solution was not quite as elegant as your solution. Well done.

Thanks for sharing. I particularly appreciate that you put the measurements at every step

Many people over complicated these retractable castor ideas. This is simple, straight to the point and works well and not hard to adapt at all. Cheers

Elegant design and beautifully executed. I love it. Putting things on wheels is a constant need for diyers who don’t have limitless space in their garages. I’ve seen many and devised my own ones (never seen anywhere else). This is a good one! One limitation is that this suits only relatively light load. Relevant to this limitation, we should use castor wheels of small radius of swivel, and wide/strong hinges, in this design

Great idea only thing is I would add a couple of guides in the middle to keep the wood from shifting back and forth and twisting out.

@larsjrgensen9984

Жыл бұрын

Excellent idea. It shouldn't be hard to adapt one of those guides to prevent your foot getting caught under the shelf as well.

Okay, you win. I like your design the most and will be using it on an assembly table I'm making this week. You also explained things very well, without saying a word. Thank you very much for sharing!

Very clever design. I saved this to my to-do list.

Nice design and excellent workmanship.

This is the best version I've seen.

Great video, simple and most guys have this stuff kicking around the shop. Definitely adding this to the sewing table.

Very clever and well executed. I’m going to consider this for my heavy bench.

Great simple concept but I had to make an alternate to the spring catch mechanism. The cross member on my bench joining the legs is on the outside of the legs and just above the timbers for the wheels. I added a block to the top timber and when pushed down to raise the bench, the top of the block I added was slightly above the cross member. I drilled a hole through the cross member and the block and then pushed a bolt (as a pin) through to lock the wheels in place. To lower the bench legs I put slight downward pressure on the block and pull the pin out. Works well.

So smart! I love your design!

vraiment génial!!c'est très intelligent 👍👍👍le meilleur système que j'ai vu dans son coût et dans sa simplicité BRAVO et surtout merci pour le partage!!!👏👏🙏🙏

CONGRATULATIONS !!! ... NICE JOB !!! ... I'M DOING MINE !!! ... THANKS A LOT !!!

Fantastic👏🏽. Much respect

Beautiful and very useful video - THANKS FROM THAILAND!

Uao, bem robusto esse mecanismo; muito engenhoso seu projeto, gostei bastante, simples e fácil de executar em qualquer projeto que necessite de um mecanismo para recolher as rodinhas. Grata por compartilhar.

Brilliant. Seen a few versions on this. But this is the one i definitly will do. Besides that the video is also very god. Thanks.

I was expecting this to be terrible 😂 I actually really like it and will use a refined version of this as the finishing touch on my work bench build when it's complete. Thanks bud! 👍

Good idea. The longer you make the bottom piece, the more leverage will work to your advantage, making it easier to raise back up. The tradeoff, of course, is lifting height. However, as most of us would be using this for heavy items, and as most persons have a smooth shop floor, I'd opt to go as long as possible and still get 0.25 inches of height. Also, the farther you place the locking lever from the fulcrum, the less force there will be upon it. Cheers.

This is one of my favorite videos. Thanks for the clever and very clean design.

Awesome concept. Thank you.

Just love the project!

That's just brilliant, dude! Fantastic work! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Very clever for workbenches 👍🏻

This is a great idea! I will definitely be making my own version of this in the future

@BobRooney290

Жыл бұрын

better make sure your hinges are ultra heavy duty gauge. it looks like the weight falls on them when the wheels are in use.

Great Video. Visually well explained.

Great job. Simple and easy to make and saves alot of money 💰 for me 😅

What a great build! Thanks

@betheholyman1

7 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/poaT2daPdZfFobQ.html

Your grindings disk skills are impressive.

Excellent !! Great Job!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I didn't know shaggy got into woodworking. (Nice Scooby Doo Drip btw) Great build. I think I'll be able to make that with the limited tools on hand. Just need a spring...

Super idée !!! Merci

Wow very well presented video. Thanks much appreciated

Nicely worked out and I think the forces would be taken pretty well.

that is the cleanest shop I have ever seen

Super Lösung und tolles Video! 👍

Brilliant, well done

Amazing beautiful work. 👍👍👍👍🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷

Very cool, really great way to give you the best of both, I like this very much. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

Good concept. Thanks for sharing

Great job! 👍👍👍

Wonderful thank you very very much 👍🤩🤩

Excellent idea. Thank you From Missouri USA

Gorgeous!

That is so simple a solution it is brilliant! Nice no nonsense vid, to….

This is a great idea.

Çok beğendim. Video çekiminin de çok profesyonel.

Genius! this is the best way!

THIS IS INSANE. Thanks a lot :3

Wish I could give this 100 👍

This is awesome thanks for sharing

THIS IS RILLIANT ... EL-PERFECTO ... precisley what i am looking for. CHEERS

Que ideia maravilhosa. Tenho penado muito para mover minha serra. Muito obrigado pela dica. Muito sucesso e saúde para você.

Wonderful. Might I suggest a slight mod? If you keep the latch angle at 90 degrees it's prone to slippage. Decreasing it slightly and rounding the inner corner makes for a much more positive 'lock' when the catch is closed. I've just completed a small support table for my thicknesser and couldn't be more pleased with it. A big THANK YOU!

perfect solution 👍

amazing work. wish i had those skills!

so simple yet so efficient

Well done!!!

Simply Superb

Nice job. I like it.

Great Job. Such a simple and cheap solution. If you were to go to the store and buy one that does the same would cost you around $60.00 - $75.00.

Well done!

Nicely done and instructed :-)

Love this.

Thumbs up for an excellent presentation. The hinges look too weak for a heavy bench, I would probably at least bolt them through rather than screw them in. And use a tough hardwood such as ash rather than 2x4 pine. Regardless, a very nice video. I would also like to mention that the presenter has excellent skills with the grinder !

Very nice job simple and fast to use 🔵🔵🔵👍👍👍😀😀😀🔵🔵🔵

This is VERY cool.

Awesome 👏

Very good idea.

Excellent.

PERFECT!!!

Thanks! Nice

great idea

Great bro.thanks for this idea.its very very genius.succes fully 🙏🙏💪💪💪💪

Very cool.

Looks like a great build, well done. I suggest adding guards along the top edge of the wood behind the latch, to prevent accidentally crushing your toe or foot between the wooden hinged piece and the bench. Right now it looks like a guillotine.

@elconquistador932

Жыл бұрын

As soon as you start adding OSHA type garbage it usually screws with the operation and - or adds the peice you actually hurt yourself with lol.

@abouteverything2115

Жыл бұрын

@@elconquistador932 Yep! OSHA garbage is always unnecessary, redundant and stupid until a fraction of a second before an incident happens. Ask people who have lost a limb or an eye.

@elconquistador932

Жыл бұрын

@@abouteverything2115 or when you get tangled up in the "safety device". OSHA isn't a dumb idea, but over thought cumbersome junk is.

@johnthebob1

8 ай бұрын

@@abouteverything2115 Literally every person thats lost a limb ever. over thought cumbersome junk lets remove it, I knew a guy that had a 9" angle grinder explode and kill him instantly because he thought the guard was cumbersome junk. Its only that way to the ignorant.

❤Very nice work sir ❤😊