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- Independence, MO
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- I'm the Red Knight, by grant of the Black
When you have things on a rack, access to the back to switch wires around, or whatever, can be a problem. My wife introduced me to super sliders, so I made new feet so I could slide the rack around on the carpet. A super slider makes up the bottom, and on top of that, I glued a stout, large washer, to keep the super slider from distorting from weight. Glued onto that goes a foot taken off some dead piece of gear. I cut down the screw post with a forstner bit, nippers, and finished up with a Dremel. On top of that went a circle cut from that foamy, non-skid shelf liner stuff. Now for the Sanus legs, I took off the adjustable footers, laid an inch-and-a-half washer on the bottom of the leg, and held it in place with multiple strips of electrical tape. This all sits down onto the purple non-skid stuff, and the rack can be pulled all over the carpet with little effort or drag. Now to see how it does with a full load of gear...will update later.
