INCRA's Router Stand Wheel Kit makes your INCRA Router Table mobile in a small workshop using swivel caster lifts and a double-action lever to level your Router Table.
Compatible with the INCRA 36" and 43" wide Router Table stands, the INCRA Wheel Kit features powder coated 14 gauge steel parts.
Stepping on the double-action lever at the swivel caster lifts and holds one end of the router table stand, and stepping on the other half of the lever returns the leg levellers to the floor.
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Apart from yet another useless INCRA manual and the "interesting" installation the wheel kit is well worth getting. Gives your router table mobility in the shop, something we all appreciate.
The finish quality of the Wheel Set is upto the usual Incra standards. But the fixing of the two fixed wheels to the frame must fall into the “most stupid design of the stupid-designs” category. The fixing bolts are incredibly difficult to access to tighten at the frame. You can get there eventually by loosening the wheel bolt and springing open the bracket before tightening the wheel bolt again once the other two are done, but frankly, it shouldn’t be this fiddly.
Another irritation is that there is no hint on setting the heights, its by trial and error, particularly the pivot wheel. This is ok if the wheels are being fitted as part of the initial frame assembly but if done as a retro-fit, as in my case, then be prepared for moving the bottom rails up and down to give enough clearance to get the three mounting brackets right. This might sound like a minor thing but if you have encased the sides of the frame, then be prepared for some serious dismantling, adjustment and reassembly, so I’d suggest that you measure and check clearance before you buy, if this won’t be feasible for you.
In summary, once installed, they work, The finish is good, the table is easy to move (but with quite a big turning radius) but they are an unnecessary pain in the butt to install and particularly so as a retro-fit.
The raise and lower arm sticks out a bit far but so far, I’ve not tripped over it. The ease of moving the router table is excellent.
A simple well manufactured set of wheels and brackets which are easily fitted to the router stand.
The swivel caster with its double action lever works well and in my small workshop its a must.
As per previous reviews, this was the last item that I purchased for my own Incra table as I looked for another solution to move my now assembled working router table. Having utilised the spare space in the stand to fit a series of drawers to house all the other spare router equipment along with: jigs, cutters, handheld router machines and other router tools, and so like someone mentioned previously it becomes a heavy cumbersome piece of equipment. With the largest incra table available it also becomes very big and the option to move it around was essential. I would have spent hours designing & making another wheel kit, so although initially expensive for what it is, it, in the end, it took me ten minutes to fit the kit and still be able to use the stabiliser feet that came supplied with the stand. Making it mobile plus solid when in operation.
