ייִדישער מחשבֿה אויף מלכים א 7:32

He made “four copper wheels for each stand.”²I Melachim 7:30. Each stand resembled a large wagon.³I.e., the stands resemble carriages in which the basins were placed. “Each wheel was one-and-one-half cubits high. The wheels were fashioned like chariot wheels.”⁴I Melachim 7:32-33. Each wheel was made up of two wheels, one inside the other,⁵Rashi, I Melachim 7:33. Rashi based his commentary on this verse on Yechezkel 1:16. in a crisscross. Thus, the person moving the stand could easily turn it in any direction without having to maneuver it extensively.