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  1. 25th August 2020, 05:29 PM #1
    duncada
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    Default mobile bases for table saw and planer thicknesser

    Hi all

    Any good recommendations for mobile bases for table saw (approx 240kg) and planer thicknessers (approx 170kg).

    Thanks in advance

    Dan
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    I have the units I believe you're looking at and my combo machine is on a this (rated at 227kg) from Hare and Forbes-----> W930 - MBW-2 Mobile Base | Hare & Forbes Machineryhouse
    The table saw is on this (rated at 295kg) from Carbatec-----> Bora - Heavy Duty Adjustable Mobile Base | Carbatec

    They're both fine.

    Edit I may have had to cut the one for the table saw down from memory, just five minutes with a hacksaw and Bob's your uncle.
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