Tue, Dec 12, 2006, 9:51am (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com (Joe) comes in and mumbles: I have a worktable that I need to keep level. Only problem is that the ground it stand on is not level so any shift brings me down to the floor to the tedious task of leveling each leg from the adjusters on the ground. I'd love to replace these legs with something that will allow me to level this table from the middle of the leg so I don't have to lift a quarter of the table off the ground each time I level a corner. Are there any products I can buy at a Home depot or specialty store that will do the trick?
Anytime I see one of those gmail.com addresses I check the posting history. Firt post here. Figures.
Assuing you're sincere, you din't provide enough details to really give a viable response.
First thought I had was, then don't move the work table. But, you don't say what size the table is, how sturdy it is, what you use it for. You say the ground is not level. Do you mean the floor you have it on? Or do you use it outside, on the ground? Details, details, details.
Actually, I came up with several possible solutions by the time I'd finished reading your post. Doesn't seem like you applied much thought yourself. But, because you did't include details, I don't know if any of them would work for you. Three legs, then it'll stand steady at least. Then you could have a double top and level just the top one. Adjustable legs - several home-grown options there, but seeing as how I don't know how sturdy or heavy the table is, don't feel like listing them all. If you're inside, and have to move the table, an option would be level the floor. Screw in legs would be one option. Sliding clamp legs another.
I don't know what Home Depot might have, but I doubt they'd have much. Haven't been in one in years, and don't plan on going in one. Lowes, OK; Home Depot, no.
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