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Wheels

I have a pack­age, unopened until now, con­tain­ing four plas­tic wheels. The metal con­nec­tors are some pro­pri­etary make, and this only con­firms my sus­pi­cions that these belong to a cab­i­net or desk in my past. I guess I didn’t want it to roll.

Four small plastic wheels

I bet you could use these, assum­ing you are capa­ble of pre-drilling a few holes, savvy with a rub­ber mal­let, and in need of mobile furniture.

Published on January 6, 2010

3 Responses to “Wheels”

  1. Nomadic Chick says:
    January 7, 2010 at 8:49 pm

    Nifty idea Caleb. Chuck all your shit out and start from square one.. maybe don’t even both­er­ing startin’again. Any­thing could happen. :)

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