Possible 'fix' ..from us bone-lazy types

Post #437,162 by Ashton 11/10/20 5:03:19 PM 11/10/20 5:03:19 PM Reply	Possible 'fix' ..from us bone-lazy types Find some waxed-string if possible, or any old kind.. Wind some around one side? both sides of the swivel-rollers' bearing ..string-dia. as seems right. Option: also around the swivel-bearing too--for more effect. Increases force to move chair, as just might do the job; experiment? Hey! it's the kinda thing them Astronauts had to do--on Apollo 13 ;^>
Post #437,163 by drook 11/10/20 5:12:11 PM 11/10/20 5:12:11 PM Reply	Been thinking of similar Currently I'm leaning toward putting a bead of epoxy a couple inches from the wall so the wheels will stop there. -- Drew
Post #437,172 by Ashton 11/10/20 7:40:10 PM 11/10/20 7:40:10 PM Reply	Heh ..variant? Small board, perhaps epoxied at ends, middle--a surer-STOP than a mound of $$epoxy --also for simpler removal later: should Earth (or your slab) tilt a bit off-axis. (At work I knew a physicist just PhD'd who was famous for having thousands of bizarre 'answers' for problems) --later went on to Aeroneutronics-Ford IIRC. I visited at his/their new digs in S. CA--and he showed me how he had landscaped a walkway (of cobble-stones) such that each one's peak was exactly on a plane and the whole walkway: exactly ⟂ :-þ [I'm not that Good, obviously]
Post #437,173 by drook 11/10/20 9:26:30 PM 11/10/20 9:26:30 PM Reply	And a landscaper who dropped out of high school would tell him his drainage sucked -- Drew

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