Recent content by sgoldste01

And here it is with the tools installed, ready to do some work!

Yup!

That's why I selected locking casters. Works great!

Just installed the casters, and I think they'll work well. Height from the floor to the top of the WM's work surface is 33.5", which I think will be nice as a rolling tool cart for my surface planer. I suppose if that's too high, then the casters can be screwed into the lower leg positions...

Well, I decided to order the casters from Amazon linked above so that I can try bolting them directly on my WM625's feet. The design of this guy's plywood cart is nice in that it allows you to step up to the Workmate without having the cart get in the way of your feet and legs...

Oh, and now that I've created enough posts to allow links, here are pictures of my WM acquisition from last night. I've removed the original worn-out feet, and have duct tape installed temporarily until I find a new solution for the feet.

Here's another non-OEM thought: I'd like to make this Workmate a rolling tool stand. I've seen people make a wooden tray on locking casters to accomplish this. But those are usually the more modern Workmates with the non-adjustable feet. If I could find rugged locking casters with the correct...

I've seen this on detached garages. And on garages that were added onto a house that didn't have a garage door originally.

Are the Black & Decker Workmates on clearance?

OK, I'll bring an original foot into Home Depot and test out the threads. Also, In addition to Lee Valley, I'm seeing plenty of options on Amazon. And who knows what I might find while I'm at Home Depot....

Hi Wolfcj, Yes, it's blue, and I read the stamping from the rear edge of the footrest. Thanks for the link to the feet!

Hi all, Brand new to the forum, to research the vintage Workmate I just bought for $25: WM625 Type E 02 "Republic of Ireland", which appears to be all original and in good shape for its age. One foot is missing, and the rubber on most of the others is worn through. So if there's a good source...