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I thought I saw an article about good store bought mobile bases but can't find it. Can somebody help me pick a good one. Building a mobile base is in my future, just not my near-future. Thanks for any info/opinions.
Ryan M.
Ryan M.
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What exactly do you intend to put on this base. Weight makes a big difference in what will or will not work on a particular base.
There is a company called HTC that makes a bazillion different mobile baes. They are sure to have one that will work for you. You can call them at 1-800-624-2027 and request one of their catalogs or talk to their CS rep. As far as I know, they have yet to setup a website._________________________
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HTC sells thru Amazon, search for "mobile base" and "HTC 2000"
HTC2000 is adjustable size, around $50.
Also Woodcraft sells shop fox mobile bases around $50
Lot of people seem to like the Ridgid Herculift, sold by Home Depot.
Delta and Jet also make them.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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Rockler and Woodcraft each have decent sets as well. You have to provide your own hardwood for the woodcraft ones. The Rockler one is on sale right now.
On a side note, I just finished making the one from Wood Magazine. The hardware for it can actually get pretty costly, but it fits my BT3100 perfectly. It works very well.Comment
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I used a "Herc-U-Lift Plus" to add mobility to my bt3100. It took me a long time to assemble it, but it seems pretty strong and adaptable when I was done with it. It was $50 at Home Depot when I got it.Comment
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Woodcraft has their #140240 Shop Fox on sale for $49.99. I have one under my BS, love it and it's a steal at that price.
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