Reseñas de clientes para Base móvil VEVOR, capacidad de 1500 libras, ajustable de 20" x 24,5" a 28" x 33,5", soporte de base móvil universal resistente con 4 ruedas giratorias, para equipos de carpintería, sierras de cinta, herramientas eléctricas, máquinas

Esta cosa está bien hecha y se arma muy fácilmente. Me gusta que las palancas estén en las pastillas, no en las ruedas. Tiene algunos golpes y rayones, pero es para un taller donde eso va a pasar de todas formas. Originalmente compré la de marca naranja por el doble de precio. Tiene un fallo conocido en el diseño de las levas: no aguanta ni 9 kg, y las levas nuevas estarán agotadas durante los próximos dos meses. Compré esta y estoy encantado, porque es mucho mejor y me ahorra $80.

Better than expected, thick steel, very stiff, nice wide casters. Very smooth with a heavy saw on it. Would buy again.

I was amazed at the weight of the box when this was delivered--I could barely pick it up! All of the components are very heavy duty, and the wheels are large. Welds appear to be well done. The fit of all parts was very good, and assembly was quick and easy.

Built very well,moves with ease on large wheels

As others note, this is a well-made and reasonably-priced product. However, it has a design detail that makes it a big disappointment *for my purposes* and possibly won't affect your use. Every other mobile base I have has a foot operated lever at each corner just as this one does. However, on the others, when you push the foot down, *the wheels* are lowered to raise the machine off of the stationary feet. This base does just the opposite- pressing the foot lever raises the machine via the stationary feet, and when the levers are lifted, *lowers* the machine onto the four wheels for transport. I have a heavy table saw (Saw Stop ICS) with a 54" extension table that has two legs for table support. I expected I would be able to *lower* the machine onto the roller stand's stationary feet (and hence, the extension's support legs) and *raise* the machine via the wheels which would raise the extension table legs enough for the machine to move. Big disappointment for me that it doesn't work that way. So give this some thought if the item you are moving has any load bearing anywhere other than the roller stand. Otherwise- the wheels are large enough to accommodate my not-perfectly-smooth concrete shop floor. You have to fiddle with the adjustments on the stationary feet to ensure they will clear any unevenness of the floor when the machine is lowered onto the wheels. I still don't have that dialed in quite right yet, but hopefully there is enough clearance to allow for that.