I'm considering putting leveling feet under my new Acer 3VSii mill (full size Taiwanese Bridgeport clone) much like the pic below. However the feet will be spaced a little farther apart to also allow rolling a pallet jack underneath from the front occasionally. The leveling feet are rated at something like 4500lbs each. The feet would be adjusted "low" for the leveling and then adjusted "high" for rolling the pallet jack under. The steel tube is 2" x 3" thick wall, oriented flat wise
I'm anticipating some setups where the leveling would be advantageous.
So they would serve two functions: leveling, and "adjustable cribbing" for the pallet jack.
There are lots of pics on the web of people doing similar but not much discussion of how well it works over time. Can anyone advise first hand experience doing something similar?
I'm anticipating some setups where the leveling would be advantageous.
So they would serve two functions: leveling, and "adjustable cribbing" for the pallet jack.
There are lots of pics on the web of people doing similar but not much discussion of how well it works over time. Can anyone advise first hand experience doing something similar?
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