Customer Reviews and Photos for:
Heavy Duty Lifting Leveler
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Average Rating:
4.7
(40 customer reviews)
$25.99
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1) Submitted by
Carol Johnston, from Portland, IN
on 2/7/2012
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This workbench is solid maple and very heavy. As an afterthought, I decided to add the levelers after reading the reviews. It was built for my son-in-law, and I wasn't sure how level his basement floor was. Glad I did! The floor had almost a one inch drop from one end of the bench to the other. The levelers worked great and now he has a perfectly level bench. I would definitely recommend this product.
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2) Submitted by
Jeremy Weese, from Carleton Place, ONTARIO
on 1/31/2012
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I built my own cabinet saw and outfeed extension base. I used 6 of these levelers on the frame to support the saw off the large casters I used. The levelers supported the saw very nicely. They allowed me to level the saw because my garage floor is sloped.
All in all, great quality parts for the price paid. I am ordering another package to have on stand by for any other projects.
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3) Submitted by
Paul Sheldon, from San Diego, CA
on 12/23/2010
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Used these to support and level a raised pedestal for front loader washing machine. Worked fine. An option for rubber glide caps rather than plastic would be an improvement because out-of-balance loads still cause some shifting of the pedestal. Pay attention to the metric M10 thread size when buying lock nuts. These are not always easy to find at the home center.
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4) Submitted by
Chuck Decker, from Raymore, MO
on 12/12/2010
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I have used these for many projects. Most recently, I created what I refer to as "Landing Gear" for my very heavy workbench. I also bought the wheels from Rockler. When I need to move the bench, I deploy the wheels and push it where it needs to be. When the bench is where I want it, I raise the wheels and allow the leg levelers to adapt to the terrain and bare all the weight and abuse.
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5) Submitted by
Don Inghram, from Spring Hill, FL
on 6/9/2010
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Put 4 of these on a very, very heavy bench. In the neighborhood of 2,000#. They have worked excellent for the last 2yrs. I've used a 5mm allen wrench chucked up in a corless drill for fast leveling when the bench is moved. It goes up and down very easily for the weight it is moving.
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6) Submitted by
L, from Moodus, CT
on 4/29/2010
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Great, Easy to use. Used 6 on a large dresser entertainment cabinet 70" x 20".
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7) Submitted by
Richard, from Theodore, AL
on 2/21/2010
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I used these on a computer desk I built. The floor is a natural slate, so it is very uneven. I used them to not only level, but also balance on different hight slates. They work great!
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8) Submitted by
Ken French, from Stow, OH
on 6/24/2009
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They work great.
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9) Submitted by
B. Lee, from Van Wert, OH
on 5/21/2009
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I have used these on 2 audio cabinets I built for my son, and a large pantry I built for my daughter. They work great on any floor and to level the cabinets.
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10) Submitted by
KT Morimoto, from Campbell, CA
on 3/22/2009
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Easy to install and works great. If attaching to hardwood, pre-drill the mounting holes to avoid damaging the included phillips fasteners.
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11) Submitted by
D.A. McGuire, from Roaring Springs, TEXAS
on 6/7/2009
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I bought the levelers for a pair of purchased desks.
The adjustment in the top of the bolt is acceptable, but when a desk is loaded down, trying to get to the top for adjustment is difficult. The problem is that the round base turns freely. A more convenient method for turning the bolt would be some type of nut built onto the bolt above the base so that an open-ended wrench could be used.
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12) Submitted by
Neil Young, from Hermitage, TN
on 3/20/2009
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The leveler works very well on my new router table. Adjusts easy and very steady. Excellent. I will buy more of the same as needed in the future.
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13) Submitted by
Jesse, from Charleston , SC
on 3/9/2009
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Great item. Very sturdy.
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14) Submitted by
Rick, from Salem, OREGON
on 3/7/2009
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Put three utility cabinets in my basement with levelers that had nylon components. After awhile the weight of stored items caused the nylon to fail making the drawers & doors out of kilter. Wish I'd installed these levelers in the first place. They are built to take it.
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15) Submitted by
Steve, from Boyertown, PA
on 3/5/2009
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I ordered a set of levelers for my oversized combo table saw and router set up...They work great...well worth the price and even the price is not that bad...Thanks again.
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16) Submitted by
R Montana
on 2/15/2009
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Worked great.
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17) Submitted by
Jim R., from Roslyn, WA
on 2/9/2009
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I ordered a set of these to help level a large adjustable, mobile table stand I had built out of standard 2x4's. I wanted to make this project easier to level. These are very well built and did an excellent job.
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18) Submitted by
J. Joseph, from Pinckney, MI
on 2/4/2009
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I ordered a set of these to add to an over-sized (offset) router table stand I had built out of standard 2x4's. After making a similar workbench, I wanted to make this project easier to level. These are very solidly built--they even contain tiny metal dovetails. It is a bit pricey, but I guess that you get what you pay for.
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19) Submitted by
Larry, from Broad Brook, CT
on 1/12/2009
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I get some water in my basement occasionally and I wanted to protect the legs of my expensive woodworkers bench. The levelers were easy to install and adjust and since they are rated at 600 lbs the bench has plenty of support and is very stable. Better than expected.
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20) Submitted by
Phil, from Collierville, TN
on 1/8/2009
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The levelers worked well for a client project that weight in at 200# per unit I built for under bed storage drawers. The only problem I had was with the plastic protectors at the base which didn't seem to want to stay on. I would recommend these for any application the requires carrying a heavy weight.
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21) Submitted by
George Whaley, from San Antonio, TX
on 1/6/2009
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This was my first time using these levelers. They are a solid, easy to mount, easy to adjust product. I intend to use them in future projects.
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22) Submitted by
Robert Rugani, from Stockton, CA
on 12/30/2008
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I could not find new feet for my table saw until I ran across these. THEY WORKED PERFECT!!! The Adjustment on them is the easiest I have ever used.
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23) Submitted by
A. Stewart, from Kaukauna, WI
on 12/21/2008
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I have used these levelers in past projects. A basement vanity, mitersaw bench, and work bench. They hold alot of weight and are very easy to install and adjust.
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24) Submitted by
Ted Keller, from Mokelumne Hill, CA
on 11/19/2008
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The lifting lever is perfect! We built a heavy-duty oak table out of wood from a tree on our property. Our problem was that, because our floors are made of mexican paver tiles, the table was a little rocky wherever we placed it. We put a lifting lever on one leg and voila! With a few turns of the allen wrench we can make it perfectly stable. Thanks.
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25) Submitted by
Larry & Carol Walp, from Hendersonville, NC
on 9/16/2008
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Built a HD tool cabinet and needed to ensure unit was level, on uneven floor. Leveler system worked better than my expectations.
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26) Submitted by
Lynda from SD
on 8/29/2008
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These worked great. I have an old house with EXTREMELY uneven floors and shims were just not cutting it. These installed quickly, worked well and I am completely satisfied. Also, I recieved them within just a couple of days after I ordered them. It was one of the fastest orders I ever had delivered.
Thank you!!
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27) Submitted by
Rick, from Long Beach, CA
on 4/21/2008
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It worked great and was easy to install.
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28) Submitted by
Alan, from Chesapeake, VA
on 3/19/2008
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Did exactly what I needed, great product and price. Lining up the holes for the allen wrench is really easy if you have a laser level: Temporarily mount the hardware in place, set your level for vertical and line it up with the center of the threaded "leg" and mark the line directly below. Start again from another angle a mark the line below again; now you have the exact point for a 3/8" hole.
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29) Submitted by
Joe Scharle, from Holly Springs, NC
on 6/26/2008
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Good lift; good price.
Get some 3/8 to 1/2 insert fittings to slip over the stud to guide the allen wrench right into the allen socket.
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30) Submitted by
Mike, from Hot Springs, ARKANSAS
on 2/23/2008
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Worked great
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31) Submitted by
Mpls Mike, from Minneapolis, MN
on 7/17/2011
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Two problems - First, I stripped the recessed hex head. Also, and I needed more height so I swapped the threaded rod and foot for a carriage bolt, but it isn't 3/8", it is metric.
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32) Submitted by
Myron Hershberger, from Canon City, CO
on 2/17/2008
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I bought a mobile machine base for my bandsaw and even though it had lockable wheels I needed a way to make sure it was level and steady. I was unable to find anything locally to do this. This product really fit the bill. I did add a locknut to the leveler before mounting them on the mobile base. Works great!
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33) Submitted by
Chris Princing, from Saginaw, MI
on 2/14/2008
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Super easy to use, even for a hack like me. I built a support table for my table saw. It makes it easy!
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34) Submitted by
J. Scaramozzino, from Mercerville, NJ
on 2/9/2008
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I have used these levelers on two different major cabinet projects with excellent results. Installation is easy and the strength/design of the unit is excellent.
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35) Submitted by
John Adams, from Beachwood, NJ
on 2/8/2008
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Worked great as advertised. Gave me additional room on leveling legs of a mistake made on leg length.
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36) Submitted by
Les Worsley, from Antioch, TN
on 11/12/2007
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I am building a extension table to fit around my table saw which will also have shelf storage. I purchased these levelers because of the adjustment method. I found installing them easy as I waited until I had the levelers in hand before planning the height of the bottom shelf. I allowed 3 " from the bottom of the lower shelf to the bottom of the side panels. Then all you had to do is screw the leveler to its lowest point and when you hold the flang of the leveler to the bottom of the side panel the top of the adjustment rod will touch the bottom of your shelf. Take a pencill and draw around the rod and voila there is the location to drill your hole. They work great and I will purchase more for other projects.
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37) Submitted by
Padraic Kane, from Conklin, NY
on 10/18/2007
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These levelers are great!! I used them to leel my kitchen cabinets which are on a very unlevel concrete floor. Although they take some time to put in, they made the job of leveling and installing the cabinets much easier.I liked them so much, I bought more to finish the job. The only issue is getting the holes for the allen wrench correctly lined up. With a little patience, they work great. Great construction also!!
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38) Submitted by
Roger Pittman, from Falcon, CO
on 6/5/2008
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I built a display case for the local mineral club and they use it in several locations, none of which are level. These levelers work great but I'm going to add the locknut mentioned by Myron.
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39) Submitted by
Charlie Hubbard, from Richland, WA
on 5/26/2012
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I recently ordered a set of these for a new workbench I've built. They are solidly built, easy to attach, easy to adjust, and they actually work just fine for my application. My only real complaint is that the leveler shafts could really benefit from a lock nut. This may not be an issue for your particular application, in which case, pretend I gave this product five stars. For me however, I've also added a set of Rockler workbench casters so I can easily roll my bench out of the way when I need to. The trouble is, once the leveler pads are off the floor, they tend to readjust themselves as the bench rattles around moving from one position to another. It's a minor annoyance I can fix myself with a little work. I'm just kind of whiny that I have to. Even so, I am not disappointed with this product, and, if I were starting again today, these are the levelers I would order.
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40) Submitted by
Greg Mink, from Tuscaloosa, ALABAMA
on 4/21/2006
These things are great...I used them on a turtle tank/aquarium stand. There is a need for the stand to be level and to support upwards of 450 pounds, and the allen screw adjustment allows you to adjust the leveler while weight is on them.
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