Hmm... looks like these could be _better_ than Viking Arm? And I've already invested in two of those, along with cabinet installation kits for both. I had to modify these extensions for what I'm doing and now have a very usable system. But... The fact that the lift plates on the VA are screwed in vertically puts ALL the weight directly on the threads in it's aluminum body. Dewalt appears to have it's lift plate screwed in the face of the lifting body, and then bent 90-deg for the tongue. Much stronger design. One thing though... it appears that it would be much harder to make vertical extensions for the Dewalt. Maybe they can but we'll have to see.

*DeWalt should give the base a female cross-receptacle so it can be turned 90º for a zero offset, making it ideal for jacking things needing a 0" flush setback. Then the front of the foot would not be an impingement! DeWalt, if you make a revision, please send me a complimentary revised jack :-)*

is this the same as the IRWIN, what with SBD owning all o dat?