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I recently picked up an all steel workbench like picture related, but heavier (same length but 2 sets of drawers and a full shelf underneath). Same manufacturer though. Because of limited space, I need the ability to move it around. So, I put some casters on it. The problem is they raise the height of the table too much. What are some ways that I can attach wheels to this monster without making it more than an inch or two taller?
I was thinking of some kind of Z shaped bracket that I could attach to the feet that would allow me to mount the casters behind the feed instead of under them. I have no idea how to search for something like this though. The legs of the bench are 6 inches wide and have two mounting holes in them. Any ideas?
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Mount the casters on the braces.
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>>1237862
this, but figure out a bracket to raise and lower them with a handle so you can set it on the feet when you're not moving it
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>>1237851
weld flats to the legs
>i can't weld though, i'm a fucking faggot
well then put 2x4's on the on the bottom and screw some building hangers into the legs and the lumber.
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>>1237871
weld scissor jacks to those braces. Bolt a 2x4 to the scissor jack and attach the castors to the 2X4.
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