This mobile base is rock solid not even a little flex. I placed a 430 pound table saw on it and it moves with ease. My table saws base was smaller than the shortest bar lengths set at the factory. I just cut the bars to length and drilled new holes. The tolerances are pretty tight so a little elbow grease is needed to assemble, but that's a good thing. The only downside is the base might slide when in locked position if equipment is less than 200 lbs. The heavy table saw causes more friction on the screw down feet. I will definitely buy another when needed

Although there were no instructions, it only takes less than 30 seconds to lay the parts out and see how they should go together. Holes all lined up well and were cleanly tapped. My only wish would have been to have spring washers included.
I have a very small shop, so all my equipment must be mobile. I am using this base for a 10" planer/jointer, so I needed one that is truly heavy duty and much more stable than the shop fox base I have for my band saw. It seems to fits the bill quite well. The casters allow it to move smoothly under load (over my smooth concrete floor), and the screw-down rubber-tipped feet that lock it in place have been adequate to keep the machine stable when operating in either planer, or jointer mode.
Bottom line"¦ I would definitely buy one again.

This mobile base is very robust to say the least. I wish I had discovered it long before now since I have many other mobile bases in my workshop and I would have bought several of these instead of the other options that I have used over the years.

I have no doubt that this stand will handle a significant weight capacity. I put this stand under my PM2800 drill press which is a generally considered a "no no" since drill presses are top heavy and prone to topple when on a mobile base and being moved around. While I am in no way recommending you do this, I am quite satisfied with my results.

Some folks have made this adjustable base even smaller than its smallest size by cutting/shortening the cross members but I chose to leave them "at minimum size as supplied" for this particular application since it gives the drill press a much larger footprint and adds stability. I put in timber cross pieces bolted to the mobile base and then bolted the drill press to the timbers. I can now easily move the press about my shop as needed and the stability is good from my perspective. Please use caution in your application of this base and understand I am not recommending you follow my example.

The base is easy and intuitive to assemble and it fit together well. I did not need any instructions and assume anyone who would buy this would have the skill and understanding to have it together in a snap. The factory welding appears adequate. The painting is not the best but it is adequate for the service.

The skimpy box that it was shipped in was quite damaged in shipping and to my disappointment one of the casters had gone missing. Although it appeared that UPS had taped the damaged box up, the caster had likely already escaped through a hole! I called the seller and they had the replacement to me in a jiffy. I received great customer service as well as a product that I am very satisfied with.

This is a very sturdy mobile base. The manufacturing appears clean and precise. The side arms fit tightly into the corner sections (a rubber mallet may help occasionally), and the retaining bolts that hold the corner sections to the four arms generally fit into the threaded holes cleanly (but have a wrench handy to get obstinate bolts started and tightened all the way in). One drawback: the base comes with no documentation -- zero. No parts list, no simple schematic for assembly, no advice on what to measure before assembly. So, set aside 5 minutes to think through the assembly before you begin: disassembly for side length adjustment is a tedious task.

good construction had to be cut down some to fit machines nicely
plastic feet on brake screws not good one broken in shipping my 600lb planer
is a breeze to move now