Microwave Trundle

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I built an Amana Radarange Model RSL669T trundle replacement using Fusion 360 design software. The original part had failed due to wear and tear, eventually melting completely. I fabricated the new piece on my Tevo Tarantula printer, utilizing the existing wheels since they were still in excellent condition. To ensure a safe and functional product for microwave use, I recommend utilizing high-temperature food-grade plastic materials. My initial print was created with PLA, which has thus far resisted degradation at elevated temperatures. However, if it does eventually melt, I plan to create a replacement part using durable Nylon material.