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Case wheels? sources?

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rayra

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Haven't looked into modding much in well over a year, noted a few machines posted here and there with some cool polished aluminum wheels and really liked them. I've tried stationary feet for added clearance so a bottom fan mount could 'breathe' but really like the wheel thing. So are these being offerred anywhere?

No, haven't looked yet, just thought I'd ask for a shorcut.
 
The cool, polished wheels you've seen are probably from Lian-li. The v-series cases come with them and they are available separately.
I had a set mounted on my TJ07 but didn't like them as much as the independent casters that come with a CM Stacker because although it was easy to roll the case forwards/backwards, trying to make a corner caused the rubber treads to come off.
You can the LL wheels from performance-pcs.
 
They are called caster wheels and a set of 4 of these can be obtained at Home Depot for about $5. I was looking into this myself for my P180 and stumbled across these in my search.
 
If you want something nicer than the generic zinc jobs at HomeDepot, you can check out Rockler or CasterCity.com to find more selection. Colson Caster makes some really phat stainless casters.
 
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