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Low-friction track for sliding 60lb box about 3 feet.
I've got to figure out an easy way to slide a box/enclosure weighing
about 60lbs. Got to move about 3 feet, and the box itself is about 3feet long, so I'd need at least 6feet of track. I was thinking about sliders that they use for glass doors, but I'm not sure if there are mounting constraints or if they'll support the weight. And I'd need to find a vendor. Ideas? |
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