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Hello,

I've seen these casters that simply a rubber ball in a steel
housing with a plate for attaching. There are probably some
ball bearings fit in that housing somehow as well.
I've googled and otherwise searched the web to no avail.
I've called a few contractor hardware places in the area and
while they know what I'm talking about no one has a clue
where to get them.

I'm not talking about the stem type ball caster you see used
on chairs. This is a plate caster, plate 4-6" square with
the ball centered w/respect to the plate and held in place
w/enough of a steel sphere to keep it there. The idea is a
very very smooth swivel.

Anyone have a source for these casters?

Anyone have any experience with them, i.e. do they suck?
I'm thinking they'd be a lot easier to find if they were
popular.

thanks for the help
ml
 
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