Hello, Thank you for your comment. Yes, this is a real product/company. Sorry for the delay on the website to be up and running. Our schedule is to introduce these to the market by early January. Please reach out to me at rmccorp@yahoo.com or call me at the number below and I can give you more information on our casters. Thanks Again, Robert Bennington Bennington Caster Company 42 Station Street Hermitage, Pa. 16148 724-813-7812
Hello, Thank you for your comment. Our schedule is to introduce these to the market by early January. Please reach out to me at rmccorp@yahoo.com or call me at the number below and I can give you more information on our casters. Thanks Again, Robert Bennington Bennington Caster Company 42 Station Street Hermitage, Pa. 16148 724-813-7812
Thanks for the comment. Yes, castors will move the table, but to keep it stationary, when you're doing work, you will need to keep it in position. Locking casters will work but they are always on their wheels, so they can still move when you put force on the table. Plus, you have to find the locking lever which is always a pain. Foot operated retractable casters will also work but they have to be easy to locate with your foot (usually on the outside of the table) which is a tripping hazard. With our retractables you can mount them inside, hidden and out of the way. Our castors are not for every application but they can really help when you need to move something easy and quickly. Our castors are designed to be hidden, keeping the item you want to move looking good and preventing any hazard of tripping. Thanks again for the comment.
W T F !!! Perfect as long as the bench isn't 200 on one side, but I don't think most people who would use this on a woodworking bench for tight spaces is going to have a 200 plus pound bench. Perfect for my small shop area that shares the space with the wife's van. I can move it out of the way when not being used.
Seems like a good way to injure your back, these workbenches are normally a few hundred pounds and loaded up with tools, safer to get one of the casters you step on.
Hello, Thanks for the feedback! We agree that these casters are best used on items that can be raised safely, without injury. A lighter workbench is just 1 example of the many different things that these casters can be used to move. Since there is no foot pedal needed to engage, they can be hidden and placed out of the way of any tripping hazard unlike the foot pedal casters. Once again, we appreciate your feedback!
You have a good point, but these would be perfect for small shops that share the space with say the wifes van. You could always use some sort of pry bar/board for leverage. Be simple to make one, that can help raise it up.
Sorry but all I see is a CAD drawing with motion put into it. Somehow the mechanism magically extends all by itself, caused by some mysterious force that cannot be seen. Might be better to show the real product on a real table with a real person showing how it's used.
@@rmc2701this is a way better video. The CAD isn't impressing anyone. What makes you think this is the only "truly" retractable caster? I've had retractable casters on my workshop furniture for years - so I'd be interested in hearing why you think this is the only product that deserves that moniker. Cool product, but marketing is a little cringe.
Available at Amazon?
Hello, thanks for the question.
Yes, these will be available on Amazon by the first week of January. More videos and website will be coming soon.
@@rmc2701 they are not at Amazon yet. I want to see some reviews before buying. Seems like a great product 👍
Hi I still don’t see them listed in Amazon?
I'm in! Will be ordering a set or two right after the holidays.
Do you deliver in France ? Or is it available on Amazon ? Thanks
Yes, We ship to France. Please email me your shipping information and I will give you a delivered cost. Bob@retractablecaster.com
You could always use some sort of pry bar or board for leverage. Be simple to make one, that can help raise it up. I'm IN !
great stuff! I support this.
Much appreciated!
Is this a real company? The link shown at the bottom of the video doesn't work.
Hello,
Thank you for your comment. Yes, this is a real product/company. Sorry for the delay on the website to be up and running. Our schedule is to introduce these to the market by early January. Please reach out to me at rmccorp@yahoo.com or call me at the number below and I can give you more information on our casters.
Thanks Again,
Robert Bennington
Bennington Caster Company
42 Station Street
Hermitage, Pa. 16148
724-813-7812
Nice idea, but where to buy? You need better marketing team..
Hello,
Thank you for your comment. Our schedule is to introduce these to the market by early January. Please reach out to me at rmccorp@yahoo.com or call me at the number below and I can give you more information on our casters.
Thanks Again,
Robert Bennington
Bennington Caster Company
42 Station Street
Hermitage, Pa. 16148
724-813-7812
but why design it so you have to lift yourself? You get castors so you don't have to...
Thanks for the comment. Yes, castors will move the table, but to keep it stationary, when you're doing work, you will need to keep it in position.
Locking casters will work but they are always on their wheels, so they can still move when you put force on the table. Plus, you have to find the locking lever which is always a pain.
Foot operated retractable casters will also work but they have to be easy to locate with your foot (usually on the outside of the table) which is a tripping hazard.
With our retractables you can mount them inside, hidden and out of the way. Our castors are not for every application but they can really help when you need to move something easy and quickly. Our castors are designed to be hidden, keeping the item you want to move looking good and preventing any hazard of tripping.
Thanks again for the comment.
И где такие колеса взять?
Где ты живёшь
@@rmc2701 Вологда.
Я дам вам знать, как только они будут доступны для покупки.
@@rmc2701 А в EU где можно купить? Спс.
W T F !!! Perfect as long as the bench isn't 200 on one side, but I don't think most people who would use this on a woodworking bench for tight spaces is going to have a 200 plus pound bench. Perfect for my small shop area that shares the space with the wife's van. I can move it out of the way when not being used.
Seems like a good way to injure your back, these workbenches are normally a few hundred pounds and loaded up with tools, safer to get one of the casters you step on.
Hello,
Thanks for the feedback!
We agree that these casters are best used on items that can be raised safely, without injury. A lighter workbench is just 1 example of the many different things that these casters can be used to move. Since there is no foot pedal needed to engage, they can be hidden and placed out of the way of any tripping hazard unlike the foot pedal casters.
Once again, we appreciate your feedback!
You have a good point, but these would be perfect for small shops that share the space with say the wifes van. You could always use some sort of pry bar/board for leverage. Be simple to make one, that can help raise it up.
Sorry but all I see is a CAD drawing with motion put into it. Somehow the mechanism magically extends all by itself, caused by some mysterious force that cannot be seen. Might be better to show the real product on a real table with a real person showing how it's used.
Thank You for your response. I agree, that's why we also made this video as well - th-cam.com/video/-wHXzWJ12LA/w-d-xo.html.
@@rmc2701this is a way better video. The CAD isn't impressing anyone.
What makes you think this is the only "truly" retractable caster? I've had retractable casters on my workshop furniture for years - so I'd be interested in hearing why you think this is the only product that deserves that moniker.
Cool product, but marketing is a little cringe.