Integrated slider pad for Gorilla Rack

pinshape

I have multiple Gorilla Racks in my garage that refuse to budge without some serious help from furniture sliders. Two major complaints I have about these sliders are: one, they cost an arm and a leg at $10 for just four of them; and two, even the smallest pads are too big to fit between racks when you try to stack them side by side. Determined to find a solution, I decided to give 3D printing a shot. My goal was to create something that would give my Gorilla Racks more surface area on their corners, making it easy to install and allowing me to stack the racks right next to each other. Here's how you can make these corner pieces for your own Gorilla Racks: First, carefully lift up one corner of a rack. Then, place the printed piece under the rack, making sure it's in the perfect spot. Once it's in position, give that corner a good whack with a rubber mallet. I intentionally made the inner triangle tall so you can use it as a reference point when placing the piece by feel alone.