Ya vises on wheeled tables even with locking casters don't really lend themselves to any serious torqueing on things.
I have an all steel 1- 1/2" angle iron and 1" pipe vise table frame on big swivel wheels I got from my days in the electronics factory. The little vise bench is like 2 ft wide and 4 ft long and I also have a bench grinder on it. I did it that way so I could roll it outside the garage door for some jobs. But I ended up anchoring it to the wall.
I actually have 3 more of these great welded benches in various widths of 2 and 3 ft and lengths run 6-8 ft but these all have threaded adjustable feet.
Oh man stripped my mower down 2 nights ago for some repair lost an idler pulley when the bearing seized it actually melted the plastic nylon pulley. Cant complain about the loss much though it was OEM on 98 mower.
So when pulled into the garage I also found both seat brackets had cracked too and those for second time in 20 years. I do a lot of hillside mowing so there is a lot of unbalanced stress on them Ahain not too much complaint there either.
Grabbed the 2467 M12 RA impact driver figure it be best to reach in under the mower and release the 5/16" nut and bearing from the lost pulley zipped that right off easy enough then I went to do the seat There was six 3/8" self threading metal screws and it wouldn't budge any of them I was generally shocked! It just kept hammering and nothing came loose. I tried every one. NADA! I must had snugged them up pretty good the first time around for replacement and they were a bit rusted too.
So reached for the 3/8" ratchet. I had break them free by hand first still before I could run them out and didn't seem like it took much effort but no telling how much torque it really was.
