Office Chair Wheel Stopper
I made three of these for my chair that has 5 wheels. Three seemed to be enough to keep it from rolling. The wheels have 60mm diameter. The stopper is 54mm wide.
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I made three of these for my chair that has 5 wheels. Three seemed to be enough to keep it from rolling. The wheels have 60mm diameter. The stopper is 54mm wide.
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My rigs wheel felt a bit flimsy. So I created this support which makes a world of difference. Additionally you will need: two 6 mm bolts (for the top part). four 6 mm bolts (for the bottom part). some fixing band for the bottom part. IMO…
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