[anon125]

the saw sits on the usual 4 metal leg stand.
it is about 1.2 inch too low.
the stand does not have those screw in feet on the bottom.
what are the bolts/ feet actually called?
thanks all

 

[WhatRnsdownhill]

do the legs have any holes in the bottoms? or can you drill a hole in the bottom of each leg?.if so you can just use a bolt with 2 nuts on each to give you whatever height you want, or if you want to make it portable get some caster wheels for it..

 

[Bondo]

Ayuh,... Put in on a couple of 2xs, 'n it'll be 1.5" taller,...

This seems to work,... Screw feet,...

 

[joecaption]

We have almost no info.
What saw?
Where are you tying to use it that it would make a difference?

 

[anon125]

The bolts idea is maybe what I will try but I was hoping for better. Much larger head so the garage concrete floor does not get damaged.
I could instead put some wood between the saw stand and the table.
Still prefer the feet. There are holes in the legs for them.
Thanks

 

[WhatRnsdownhill]

they sell feet with rubber or hard plastic on the bottom, take a look in the hardware isle at home depot..I believe they have a threaded bolt too..like these http://www.homedepot.com/p/Shepherd...ides-with-Felt-Base-4-per-Pack-9909/100193891

 

[Bondo]

The bolts idea is maybe what I will try but I was hoping for better. Much larger head so the garage concrete floor does not get damaged.
I could instead put some wood between the saw stand and the table.
Still prefer the feet. There are holes in the legs for them.
Thanks

Ayuh,.... I guess ya didn't bother clickin' the link I posted,..??

 

[anon125]

thanks for the links
yep that is what I am looking for in canada

 

[de-nagorg]

Myself I would buy some rubber wheel locking casters for it.

This depends on weather you only need the short height adjustment, or you can use a 4 to 6 inch lift.

As stated by a previous person , we need DETAILS!


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