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WEN Mobile Base, Universal Heavy Duty, 500-Pound Capacity for Tools and Machines (MB500)

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Features

  • Turn your stationary tools into mobile machines, helping you to get the most out of your work space
  • Perfect for band saws, table saws, tool chests, cabinets, safes, planers, sanders, jointers, drill presses and more
  • Fits square base configurations anywhere from 11.8 by 11.8 inches up to 35.4 by 35.4 inches
  • Fits rectangular bases up to 51.2 by 19.7 inches in size
  • Features two fixed casters, two swivel casters, two foot-locking brakes, and a two-year warranty

Description

Remember when you could move your tools freely around the wood shop? Get the most out of your work space with the WEN Heavy Duty 500-Pound Capacity Mobile Base. With two fixed casters and two swivel casters, this versatile dolly is the perfect companion for band saws, table saws, tool chests, gun cabinets, safes, lathes, planers, jointers, drill presses, sanders, and more. This versatile mobile stand fits both rectangular and square bases. The square configuration adjusts from 11.8 by 11.8 inches up to 35.4 by 35.4 inches in size while the rectangular configuration goes all the way up to 51.2 by 19.7 inches. Ball bearings inside of the wheels provide smoother travel and a longer lifespan when compared to other mobile bases available on the market. Foot-locking brakes prevent users from needing to bend down to lock and unlock the stand. Plus, our compact design minimizes the base’s invasiveness, increasing the height of the tool by a mere 7/8 of an inch. And, because its a WEN product, your mobile base comes backed by a two-year warranty, a nationwide network of skilled service technicians and a friendly customer help line. Remember when your tools could easily roll wherever you wanted them? Remember WEN.

Manufacturer: ‎WEN


Part Number: ‎MB500


Item Weight: ‎15.5 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎35.4 x 35.4 x 4.6 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎MB500


Style: ‎Mobile Base


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Included Components: ‎Mobile Base


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: February 28, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Game changer for smaller shops with big tools
Style: Mobile Base
Review Image by Maker gonna make make make Maker gonna make make make
I’ve been wanting one of these since acquiring a band saw. This has changed the game as far as how much I use it because I can move it so easily. Assembly was easy, all parts good for price and it works flawlessly so far. Parts are finished nicely and hardware is good quality.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by Maker gonna make make make Maker gonna make make make
    • Great economy option
Style: Mobile Base
I'm buying my third one today. I've also purchased a higher end mobile base for a much heavier planer (1000lbs); I can make a bit of a comparison. This base is not as smooth to operate as a $120 base, which should be kinda obvious given the price difference. The adjustable feet seem a little flimsy, but have not broken on either of the bases I have so far. The wheel raising/lowering paddle that you are meant to operate with your foot is the primary reason for a bit of clunky-ness. If you are wearing normal shoes, the lever takes a bit more force than I find comfortable on the top of the foot to lower the tool into the stationary position on the feet. You can kind lift the saw or machine and that takes some of the resistance out of the paddle lever, or you can bend over and pull them both up with your hand. I find I use my hand more than lifting the saw. Even then, it often fights me and the mechanism feels like it is binding. This is probably a byproduct of the need for the mechanism to have some bite to hold the wheel down for rolling without collapsing, but either way it has a hitch in it's git-a-long so to speak. Since I have bought two of them and they both have the same feel, I think it is safe to say that it's just the way they are. When raising the tool back onto the wheels to move it, the levers work pretty well by just stepping down onto them. However, once on the wheels, they do seem to have a little bit more limited ability to turn which I think is caused by the fact that they are essentially not turning on a plane parallel to the ground. You can see this in the close up photo of the caster wheel on the lever. By contrast, moving a much heavier tool in a more expensive base is just a smoother process even though it still requires bending down to use your hands. The wheels on the caster end roll and turn a little smoother because the mounting plate stays parallel to the ground. Making the tool stationary is done by turning two knobs to lower feet, which otherwise hover maybe 1/16" above the floor while moving the tool. Moving it on the wheels is done by turning those knobs the other way to raise the feet. All that said, I would still recommend this base for lighter tools that you want to move around the shop. When you are buying enough mobile bases to move half a dozen tools around, the price difference is a big savings and this base is plenty good even if it feels a bit cheap to use. Giving it 5 stars with price being a big factor. If you want the highest quality feel to your mobile base, this isn't it, but if you want a very functional mobile base for the least amount of money spent, I think it's hard to beat the WEN Edit on 3/3/24: I used my 3rd base on a bandsaw, which is the lightest tool I have on a mobile base. For this tool, these work excellent and the problems stated aren't much of a problem at all. If your tool is only 200lbs or so, these will raise and lower with your foot just fine, swivel and move pretty smoothly, etc. If you are putting it on a tool that's closer to the rated max, like a unisaw or a 15 inch planer, that's when you will encounter more trouble with the raising/lowering mechanism and the angled casters. I'm buying a 4th base for another tool, obviously I still think they are a great value and would recommend them. Even more so for lighter tools like a 14 inch bandsaw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Mike M
    • It takes a while to get all the parts together.
Style: Mobile Base
We installed this underneath a old Delta bandsaw. The instruction book rated the bandsaw at 160 pounds. It took some time measuring and then fidgeting, doing and undoing the side pieces together. Overall all the product is find, just plan time for a learning curve. It's heavy build and it works and the price is right. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024 by jfscha
    • Great mobile base for the price
Style: Mobile Base
This base works very well. It rolls very easily, despite the wheels not having ball/roller bearings. It lifts and lowers easily. I have mine on an old Delta contractors table saw that weighs 200-300 pounds. It fit the saw base perfectly. I wish that there was an option to allow all 4 wheels to pivot 360 degrees. This would make it more maneuverable for my small shop. 2 wheels are stationary and 2 pivot. It was a little bit of a pain to assemble, but once I got the hang of what they wanted to me to do along with the way I could make it fit my saw base, it went together well, and so far solidly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Dr D
    • Great Buy the the Money
Style: Mobile Base
I just assembled this heavy duty mobile base and its design, ease of assembly and function is excellent. I am mounting my portable drill press on it to make my workshop completely portable. As I have limited workshop space this will enable me to easily move my tools in and out of the shop. Did I mention that for the price offered compared to other brands this was a great find. Also its construction is sturdier that I expected for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024 by Tony B
    • Very solid.
Style: Mobile Base
I really like Wen. Great prices and and so far everything has been well worth the money spent. This cart is solid and well manufactured. Not cheap flimsy steel. Its easy to assemble, rolls really well and stays put when its locked. I highly recommended this brand to anyone in need of something quality without going broke, or at least going less broke. May not have all the bells and whistles but the function is always there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by Old Fuzzynuts

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