I recently purchased a new SkilSaw tablesaw - to replace my trusty Craftsman tablesaw that I purchased nearly 15 years ago.
I had equipped my Craftsman tablesaw with four lockable wheels, to facilitate moving the tablesaw. Fortunately, my Craftsman tablesaw had pre-drilled hole, on the flat surface at the bottom of each leg - which made installing the locable wheels quite simple.
Unfortunately, my new SkilSaw came with a leg stand, but the legs are much simpler steel construction, where the legs have been bent at a right angle, but with no flat piece at the bottom of each leg - which leaves me with nothing to insert and bolt my lockable wheels onto.
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My new SkilSaw tablesaw did come with four, rubber feet, that fit onto the ends of the tablesaw legs, to prevent slippage.
I thought these rubber feet, might be a good starting point to a possible solution. I wondered if there might already be an aftermarket part, with a similar friction fitting that slips over the tablesaw legs, but in metal - and with a flat, bottom flange - at a right-angle to the fitting, which might be pre-drilled (or that that I'm sure capable of "post-drilling"). Anyone familiar with any kind of fitting that's "out there" - that might fill the bill?