Originally Posted by
gwernaffield
Skate board feet by Mr Moon , using cheap skateboard wheels and 1/2 BSF Nuts
these stop the deck from moving , i did them a different way but MR Moons way is simple and cost effective, add some small sorbothane pads the the base of them for further vibration resistance if needed
Well Done MR MOON ,
These feet are brilliant..originally the idea came from Peter..utilising inexpensive skateboard wheels of all things..The idea was to use the v-bushes..you can see this in Peters original idea but I wanted to keep the feet so they were still adjustable. The 1/2 inch BSF nuts are an interference fit, albeit quite a tight one...as they have to be tapped in with a mallet..but they work great towards reducing noise transference, from whatever the table is placed on..In my case it is on solid Granite, so these feet now don't move at all...as the tt could sometimes move with the solid cast aluminium feet, should the stand be accidentally nudged...
'ANDSOME IN THE SUMMER..'ORIBBLE IN THE WINTER. Barney Milne
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