Over they years I have managed to break 4 x feet from my Corsair
Carbide-100R computer cases so I now have 1 x case with no feet.

Corsair actually sell them for peanuts but they are not in stock and
postage cost is silly.

However, Googling turns up several offer of plans/templates for 3D
printers, and they do look exactly like the real thing. Is this a business opportunity or have I missed the boat? I was thinking in terms of buying
the plans and looking for somebody offering to make things to plan. I
think the investment just for 4 x $1.50 feet is a bit much!

In the meantime I have 4 x rubber door stops on the way from eBay :-)

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Jeff Gaines Dorset UK
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On 28/10/2024 in message <[email protected]> Jeff
Gaines wrote:

Over they years I have managed to break 4 x feet from my Corsair
Carbide-100R computer cases so I now have 1 x case with no feet.

Corsair actually sell them for peanuts but they are not in stock and
postage cost is silly.

However, Googling turns up several offer of plans/templates for 3D
printers, and they do look exactly like the real thing. Is this a business >opportunity or have I missed the boat? I was thinking in terms of buying
the plans and looking for somebody offering to make things to plan. I
think the investment just for 4 x $1.50 feet is a bit much!

In the meantime I have 4 x rubber door stops on the way from eBay :-)

I seem to have missed the boat by a wide margin!

I have ordered them from an online 3D print supplier, will let you know
result.

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Jeff Gaines Dorset UK
I take full responsibility for what happened - that is why the person that
was responsible went immediately.
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On 28/10/2024 15:47, Jeff Gaines wrote:

Over they years I have managed to break 4 x feet from my Corsair
Carbide-100R computer cases so I now have 1 x case with no feet.

Corsair actually sell them for peanuts but they are not in stock and
postage cost is silly.

However, Googling turns up several offer of plans/templates for 3D
printers, and they do look exactly like the real thing. Is this a
business opportunity or have I missed the boat? I was thinking in terms
of buying the plans and looking for somebody offering to make things to
plan. I think the investment just for 4 x $1.50 feet is a bit much!

In the meantime I have 4 x rubber door stops on the way from eBay :-)

That's what I would use.
If the door stops are not stick on then double sided tape will save
having to enlarge or drill new holes.

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wasbit

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Jeff Gaines <[email protected]> wrote:

In the meantime I have 4 x rubber door stops on the way from eBay :-)

https://www.screwfix.com/p/round-door-stops-32-x-20mm-black-10-pack/33654

1.79 for 10. Probably be a bit quieter on rubber feet too...

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IanJ

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