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Wheel mounting options
I found a little time between projects so I'm building a new table saw
stand. It's 48" by 23" and will be on 4" casters. I have two options for mounting the wheels 1/4" lag screws or 1/4" bolts. mounting surface is two thicknesses of 3/4 birch ply. Anybody see reasons to prefer one over the other? I'm leaning towards the bolts. D. G. Adams |
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