Skid for Weber Kettle front leg

The well known Weber kettle BBQ unit comes with two usable wheels on to the rear legs, and a front leg which needs to be lifted before the rear wheels can be used. Lift it a tad too far, and the whole unit topples. Err on the safe side, and the foot catches.

This design replaces the standard foot which is fitted to the 25.4mm OD front leg leg, with a very rubust skid that still wont roll, but does allow for repositioning the BBQ unit on most terrain without having to lift it above the surface. 

The pictures are of V1 fitted to my own BBQ. The files uploaded are for V2 which benefits from the following improvements:

1. I've increased the angle of the hole to better match the angle of the leg. It's now at 60deg while my own was at 75deg (resulting at the time in the skid sitting slightly off level, though still usable.
2. I've increased the hole diameter from 25.4mm (which matched the OD of the leg post but fits too tightly) to 25.55mm which will allow a solid fit and taking the leg all the way until it seats as intended.

Printing:

1. Mine took ca. 11h on a Ender 3 v2, and is a heavy piece. I've gone with a 2mm shell and 30% fill as I want it to last.

Assembly:

1. You'll need 4 small screws ca 20x2.5mm to join up the top and bottom halves. The holes are positioned so it can only be assembled in one way, with the post hole aligned.
2. You then simple push it onto the front leg of your BBQ. Presumably it has a 25.4mm OD leg, if not, make the adjustment before you print.