5 Minute DIY How To Installing Caster Wheels On A Shop Work Bench Table Amazon`s ENJUCOM 4” Casters

ENJUCOM 4" Swivel Caster Wheels with Safety Dual Locking Heavy Duty 1200Lbs Set of 4 with Brake, 300 LBS Per Caster (Pack of 4), with16 Bolts & 16 Nuts
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5 Minute DIY installing Caster wheels On A Wood Shop Work Bench Table Economics 101
Amazon Caster wheels
ENJUCOM 4" Swivel Caster Wheels with Safety Dual Locking Heavy Duty 1200Lbs Set of 4 with Brake, 300 LBS Per Caster (Pack of 4), (16 x Stainless Steel Screw 18-8 [Size:M5X25], 16 x Nuts[Size:M5])
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[@petercohen8877]

Hi, could you please let me know the detailed descriptions of the screws you use? Thanks

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

Hi , they are hex head galvanized 1/4” Lag bolts by 1 1/4” long, cheers

[@simonpaul3740]

If you need wheels and accessories, we can help you, because we are a professional manufacturer of wheels

[@marvinrayweast]

While screwing into end grain is a big no-no, if you must, predrill, install screws. Then remove the screws and soak each hole with CA glue and let cure. This will increase the holding power of the screws and should last a long time. I have done this out of necessity and it has worked well.

[@kbanghart]

Do you let the glue dry and THEN insert the screws?

[@marvinrayweast]

Yes let the glue cure or spray it with an accelerator to harden instantly. It turns the wood into sort of a plastic insert.@@kbanghart

[@kbanghart]

​@@marvinrayweast nice. Thanks for the fast response! Maybe you could help me with something.. trying to attach casters to a 2x4 wood frame. There are previous screw holes, so either I somehow attach them a different way, or fill in the existing holes and use those. Or if the caster base is too wide for 2x4 I'm not sure my next step.

[@kbanghart]

​@@marvinrayweastoh maybe I just solved part of it.. I can add extra 2x4 pieces inside the existing frame to build a bigger surface area

[@CBBC435]

I thought the same thing.

[@godwillprevail2188]

I totally agree with you on the hight of the bench. I've seen terrible workbenches in my life already. It is so low, I call them workout benches. My one is just above my belt and you can sit or stand next to it while you work.

[@Yuzzaf]

Straight to the point ..

[@billsmith147]

Thanks for the video. Really helpful to me.

[@text_tuber]

Thank you very much brother that was very helpful for me

[@volcanowb]

That's nice, man.

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

My Purple Crayon 💥 nice, thank you, I appreciate it.

[@zippyustar6350]

So far I like your presentation coffee 👏🏻

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

Thanks for watching

[@j348011]

These wheels are one of the BEST FINDS for the price!! 🤫 I wish you didn't say where you got them. I have to get a few more sets and I don't want the price to go up. I have the black ones with the cut outs old style. I use them on almost everything. Thanks for sharing on what type of replacement screws to use. I wasn't sure. I have a few different styles of wheels and the new sets I got are like yours with the bolt kit that wouldn't really work for my desks, work benches, and cabinets I am building for my art studios. I am living in a warehouse and need wheels on everything to move things by myself. A few times they have been sold out.

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

They are holding up great for myself too, thanks for sharing and watching I appreciate it 🍻

[@shirosurfer8864]

From what wood is your workbench bro it looks cool matte black

[@drrobotnikmeanbeanma]

I want to know how to put a big caster wheel(s) on a dolly and a simple way.I perfer to have the wheels not to swivel ?

[@xlady7772]

I could surley use the nuts and bolts you didnt use my came with none can you tell me the standard size I can purchase

[@am1manTravel]

Now that you've had them for a while, do they tend to slide on a smooth concrete garage floor even when locked?

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

Thanks for asking, still good as new locking and rolling no issues! Thanks for watching

[@vinodjadhav7444]

😮😮😮

[@kcmann4152]

I would have added a wood 1/2" plate to the end of those legs that way those lag screws don't come out over time.

[@bklyn2va2dc]

How do you add the 1/2” plate to the end of the legs?? Wouldn’t you still have to drill into the end grain to install the plate? Or do you use construction adhesive? I need to mount casters today and need additional info. Thanks

[@Mr_Gadge]

@@bklyn2va2dc A lot seem to use pockets holes coming inward and downward to the bottom of the leg into a square piece (and glued).

[@vy1002]

exactly

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

@@Mr_Gadge this seems stronger, but I must say the wheels on my table are not coming off anytime soon! Wheels are on very solid.

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

Update!! Just checked , no lag screws have backed out , caster wheels on solid 🤷‍♂️

[@milehigh3054]

You think those wheels would support a 67 mustang body. Im making a body cart and im just not sure about those wheels. Car body probably weights between 800-1200 pounds. You think they would work?

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

MILEHIGH JAX they say they are rated at 300 lbs each , so if you have the load balanced across all fours wheels evenly, it’s going to be close to the limit.. to be on the safe side maybe go up one more in size or rating. They are a solid wheel and glide nice , that’s for sure.

[@milehigh3054]

@@ATEMOFFROAD thank you for your help.. think ill give them a shot. Maybe the next size up to be safe! Thx

[@texasboy2005]

@@milehigh3054 I strongly urge you to consider steel casters for that type of heavy weight. In my experience, you need to purchase casters that can support double the weight that is applied to them. Also, the larger the diameter, the easier it is for them to roll.

[@simonpaul3740]

If you need wheels and accessories, we can help you, because we are a professional manufacturer of wheels

[@ruedasindustriales4620]

caster factory

[@nbrouw97]

Those lag screws didn't come with the casters. Pretty important to mention that.

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

It was mentioned that the hardware that comes with the casters I would not be using! Cheers

[@garyoa1]

Rule #1. Never install casters directly into end grain.

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

@garyoa1 💥 nice, thanks for watching, I have had zero issues and they are solid mounts, please tell us why you think that? They have been very strong mounts in my opinion, the table I did not make, but was told the design was taken from @Shanty2Chic

[@garyoa1]

@@ATEMOFFROAD Legs will eventually start to split. I assume that's why you got hardware with them. But they'll last a while anyway. Just a different procedure for mounting in end grain. Generally a royal PITA. :)

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

@garyoa1 thanks for sharing, I’ll keep you posted on this, cheers!

[@RingZero]

Viewers need to be made clear that direct install without mods would change the table height for additional ~4-5 inches.

[@vy1002]

screwing into end grain? come on man. good luck

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

I thought the same thing but it Has worked really well , and this table gets moved all over it’s heavy.