Workbench Caster Kit 4 Pack by Rockler

I like the prompt delivery and the quality of the wheels, smooth rolling and smooth lock and unlock feature, I was so inpressed I shared my opnion of them to friends and family.well made worth the price.

These things are strong as hell. They easily support hundreds of pounds for weeks at a time, and glide silently while doing it. Wish I had more tables to add these too because they're so damn awesome.

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these are sweet and I will end up purchasing more for the rest of my shop furniture. All of my furniture is on casters but it is nice to be able to drop them down to a more stable work surface. I purchased these for my table saw that I built into a station with storage, extension wing and built-in router table. The bench is very heavy but I do not have any issues getting it up on these wheels or dropping it down. I added a piece of aluminum square stock that I bolted onto the foot levers to span the width of the side of each bench to connect two casters together. This way, you can just push down on the bar in order to raise up/drop two at a time.If I had any crtisism, it would be that I wish that they had an option for large wheels. My garage floor is not level and therefor, the bench legs (4x4) will bottom out and end up causing the casters to lift when I don't want them to so then I need to lift them back up, but that is my problem, not their's. I also wish there was a way to fold the levers all of the way up so they are not sticking out on the sides when the shop furniture is not being used.

I see a few other comments here regarding the issue with the casters potentially rolling over on itself if you are moving through a door sill or any other surface that isn't completely flat. I too experienced this issue the first time I tried to move my workbench out of the garage. There is a slight break in the concrete which caused it to roll over and tuck the wheel under the bench. Fortunately, with how the legs on my bench are designed, there was still clearance between the bench and the wheel so no damage was done.My bench is rather heavy (over 250lbs before adding my equipment) and using my foot to lock in the lever to put the wheel on the ground and lift the bench takes my entire weight plus me lifting on the bench to relieve some of the weight. I feel like these levers could have a bit more of a cam on them to assist in lifting while you push down on the lever.To fix the issue with the when rolling over on itself, I used a piece of round stock under the wheel bracket when it is parallel with the ground (in the locked position). I welded this in place so that it is possible for the wheel to move further down (~1/8") should I hit a hole while moving this, but prevents it from completely being rolled over and tucked under the bench. I don't know that a stiff spring would have helped in my case because there is so much weight that would be stronger than the spring itself. That may be a great solution for applications that are much lighter in weight.Overall, because I had the resources to modify these to fit my needs, I'm not upset with the product. I think there is certainly room for improvement, but it was the best product I found out there for me need and within my budget. The wheels themselves are nice and solid and the bearings seem to be of decent quality - much better than casters I have purchased at my local home improvement store.