My Grizzly saw (G9742) sits on the wheels, (simple plastic critters) and has two rubber feet on the handle end.

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I’ve never had any problem with it moving around.

I bought it some 15 years ago, and have used it more than any tool I own.

No wheel problems. It’s not an issue.

I maneuver it in & out of the shop a lot, as I can’t cut up full length (20-footers) in my shop. It’s quite handy as designed for doing that.

If I built a stand for one, I would let it sit on the wheels, just like what I have, with no worries.

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I did build a burn table for my Victor pantograph, that works the same way, and sits on the wheels.

When I first built it, I set it up to lift the tires off the ground when parked.

I changed that, as it was awkward….and heavy, to maneuver. It was easier to maneuver when I modified it to set on the (2) wheels.

It weighs about 150 pounds or better, and no flat spots on the tires in 10 plus years, and I used nothing fancy, just solid rubber on steel, with bearings, from the hardware store. They were simply the kind for lawnmowers.

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Bill ?

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