How can I put casters back on my kitchen island?
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Put a fresh piec of wood that is way I fixed my cart. It worked great I did it all way around and it raised it a little higher and rolls like new. thanks dhall
If the caster is still functional and the wide hole is the problem just pick up some saw dust from your local carpenter or hardware store that cuts lumber to size for projects and ask the lumber department attendant to gift you some sawdust from their machine. I picked up from my local home depot a bucket full for crafting.
mix a couple tablespoons of saw dust with industrial glue, and liquid nail flip your kitchen island wheels side up clean the hole blow dust out form a past with the ingredients place some in the hole and insert the tip of the caster back in and leave overnight for compound to dry don't worry if some spills out. make sure you put enough so no empty space is left. This dries rock hard and you will have your island back in use in no time.
Enjoy
Allinthefamilysingers thank you for answering, how thick were the pieces you added?
maybe you could put duct tape or masking tape on the part of the caster that slides in this will make it fatter and maybe sit in there tighter
Best solution would be to fill the hole with wood glue and a dowel to fit. Drill a new hole in the dowel for the caster.
https://www.sescasters.com/scripts/index.php?area=user&intrface=products I found this listing for 'CASTERS' -- I hope they have a set in the size you need ....
I so appreciate this site and the helpful folk out there. Thank you to everyone who read my post and to those who were able to give suggestions.