Heavy Duty 2350 Pound Carbon Steel Adjustable Leveling feet Suitable for Shelves

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To say these feet are solidly built is an understatement. They look like they are made for military grade applications. These could support a tank.My older DELTA table saw has been around a while, and the feet were no longer adjustable when I needed to move it. These monster feet took care of that problem with flying colors. I couldn’t believe how hefty these were when they arrived, but they worked perfectly (after I got the old feet off). The feet are easily adjustable with a wrench so that my saw is solid and level on my uneven concrete workshop floor.This comes as a set of 2, but that is all that I needed in this case. The table saw has retractable wheels to make it movable, and these feet anchor the table when the wheels are retracted.I think the price is reasonable considering the quality of these heavy and durable feet. I don’t expect that these will give me any problems, even if my 20 year old saw lasts another 25 years.

[Size: D80xM16x75, Size: D80xM16x75]
I got these for a bench I am building for my new shop. You only get two in a package so if you want 4, you'll have to order two packages.They were nicely boxed, arriving safely with no problems. They appear to be well made, sturdy and with a distinctive smell to them, almost like creosote so if you were planning on using them in the house, just be aware of it. It does dissipate fairly quickly but I'm pretty sure its from the production of the rubber compound in the feet.The hardware was nicely packaged and the adjusting bolts are a good fit in the feet. I didn't find any sharp edges on the items and I anticipate them to last a long time. Overall, a sturdy product that was priced right.

[Size: D80xM16x75]
Holy smokes! Talk about rugged & crazy heavy duty leveling feet! Upon opening the package & holding this set in my hands, the sheer physical weight is the first thing you notice. Same goes for the corresponding bolts, which are also very thick & heavy duty.Personally, I would recommend selling them in sets of 4? I mean, I personally dont have any machine, furniture, stand, etc that would require feet like these, in only a quantity of two. It’s going to require all four feet, to achieve a stable & level sitting base.These are definitely heavy duty, constructed with a very dense & quality metal. Anything you choose to ground with these leveling feet, is guaranteed to be an unmovable, solid support, preventing any wobbling, tipping, or unwanted movement. Adjustment was smooth & easy, they worked great for leveling my DIY workbench, which is on my garage & has a bit of an uneven floor. No doubt these are tough & built to handle real work & significant weight on them. They’re well made & capable of handling any project you throw on your workbench!

[Size: D80xM16x75]
These levelers are definitely heavy duty! They are very well made - all parts are solid with no wiggle. They are very simple to install, as are most leveling feet. The wide diameter ensures solid contact with the ground and the rubber base makes it certain your item will not slide or move around once in place. There are only two in the package, making the price at the time of this review about $15 per individual foot, so keep that in mind when making your decision. These are likely overkill for most home workshops but are truly heavy duty levelers as described!

[Size: D80xM16x75]
I picked these up for a heavy workbench I’m building in the garage and they’re seriously solid. The 3.15” base is nice and wide so they don’t sink into the concrete, and the M16 threading feels super robust. I’ve got them adjusted to level the bench perfectly and they’re holding a ridiculous amount of weight with zero wobble.Each foot is rated for 2350 lbs, which is way more than I’ll ever need, but it gives me peace of mind. The silver finish looks clean, the adjustment is smooth (no binding), and the rubber-ish bottom grips the floor well without sliding around when I’m pushing the bench.My only real gripe is that they only send two in the pack. Pretty much every workbench, machine, or cabinet I can think of needs four legs. I ended up ordering a second set right away so I didn’t get stuck half-finished. Kind of annoying, but the quality is good enough that I didn’t mind buying twice.If you’re leveling something heavy and need rock-solid feet, these are excellent. Just plan on grabbing two packs from the start. They’re definitely staying on my bench for the long haul.

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Each of these supports about 1/4 of an elephant, i.e., it does the work of an elephant's foot. These are HUGE relative to anything that came with some of my very heavy power tools. I included a picture next to the foot of a deluxe Sears table saw from the 1970s that is almost impossible for one man to move.The measurements shown online were correct. E.g., the stud is M16.I'm using them to level thousand-pound objects on a concrete slab that has the expected hills and valleys, and I think they'd hold more with ease.If you're planning this for a more-or-less permanent (or difficult to access) installation, consider whether the rubber foot will last as long as you want. There are other materials that will hold up longer, particularly in certain types of chemical environments. Natural rubber is the default materials, but other make Neoprene or Buna-N pads. Material choice can also be important if dealing with heavy vibrations. The rubber protrudes about 3/16".Made in China.

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My husband was looking for leveling feet for his toolboxes in the garage, and these worked perfectly for that purpose. They are very solid and well made, with a heavy-duty construction that feels capable of supporting a substantial amount of weight.The threading was clean and fit properly, making installation quick and straightforward. Once installed, they provided a stable and adjustable base that made it easy to level the toolboxes on our uneven garage floor. The wide base helps distribute the weight evenly and adds to the overall stability.The quality appears excellent, and they performed exactly as needed. My only minor complaint is that they seem a bit overpriced for what you receive. That said, they are sturdy, dependable, and did the job perfectly.Overall, these are high-quality leveling feet that worked great for our garage toolboxes and should be a good solution for anyone needing to level heavy cabinets, machines, or equipment.