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Customer Reviews of HTC HTC2000 Universal Mobile Base

My shop is so small Hennie Youngman could do a whole routine around it. I don't have the luxury of thousands of square feet of space to plant work stations and production tools. So, I rely on putting everything on wheels to keep it out of the way untill I need it. I made my own untill I discovered the HTC2000 mobile base.

I ordered one for my jointer and another for my table saw. My jointer is now a dream come true! The large wheels track easily and smoothly and it sets down firmly. The only drawback was that the front was higher than the back but that is an easy fix with a spacer or adjusting up your machines leveling feet.

Oddly enough I did not have this problem on the second one I ordered for the table saw. That on is so level you could set grade with it. For the life of me I can't figure the difference but who cares? The only downside I noticed on the one for the table saw was that my saw may be a little heavy for it. I have an old, big Craftsman with a custom made T-Square fence. It rolls very nicely but the cam levers for raising and lowering seem to strain a little in the lift mode. If you are going to move larger machinery I would suggest contacting the company regarding their custom made program.

Overall, if you ever want a stationary machine to have any portability you can't go wrong with this product. And at this price, you can afford a little custom tuning to get exactly what you want.

HTC HTC2000 Universal Mobile Base Review
This is the third mobile base that I have purchased and it is the first one from HTC. My other two units are the Delta mobile base in which you must provide the hardwood cross members into their provided corners. These two units support my Jet Contractors saw and my Jet 14" CS Band Saw. The HTC unit is for my Jet 6" CS Jointer. Overall the unit assembled easily and holds the Jointer very well. My biggest complaint with the unit is that it does not provide the movement flexibility that my other units do. I have a small workshop and need to swing the units around easily. The Delta base has a single wheel centered on one side of the frame and it can pivot very easily. The HTC unit with its two pivot wheel design does not permit easy movement. As I continue to expand my workshop I would not purchase this style again with the two wheels.

Great Mobile Base at a Super Price
I had previously purchased two Craftsman mobile base from Sears for two of my large shop tools for $.. each and was very pleased with them. I received a new Tool Crib catalog and noticed that they had the HTC2000 Universal Base on sale for $... No sales tax and free shipping. The picture in the catalog looked very familiar. I ordered the HTC2000 for my new table saw and received it promptly. Upon inspecting the contents of the package I quickly realized that this was the identical product offered by Sears. The only difference is that the wheels are colored black instead of red. In addition, the latest Craftsman offering uses now plastic cam levers that are fairly flimsy. The HTC2000 came with the solid brushed aluminum levers! This is a great mobile base with support provided at all four corners as opposed to competitive tricylce designs which tend to wobble and are hard to lock down. It does take some time to assemble this unit but it is worth the time and the price is simply great. Order one of these, you will not be dissapointed.