rubber feet

[charlie spencer]

anybody know of a source for rubber feet I can attach to a cutting board with a screw?

[Steve Friedman]

Lee Valley

[charlie spencer]

perfect-thanks

[Dave Aronson]

I get white rubber feet at Home Depot. They only carry one style, they are white and about quarter size. $2 for four of them.

[Jim Tobias]

Charlie,
I bought some from someone on this site awhile back, but cannot remember the name. They had bought in bulk and were reselling. You might be able to do a search and find out who it was.

[keith micinski]

HOme depot has the best selection of cheap rubber feet of all the big stores. I actually didn't like the white ones because they were to tall and they stuck out like a sore thumb.

[Kevin Gregoire]

why not make your own rubber feet?

i make wooden canes and i use an old mouse pad and cut it up
and epoxy the piece onto the bottom of the cane and the rubber
part that contacts the ground has a great non slip finish.

you can cut out a very short block of wood or turn a piece if you
have a lathe, epoxy the pad to it and drill your hole so you can screw it down,
should work great!

[Dan Hahr]

Home Depot or Lowes has some nice black, thin hard rubber feet with a metal washer embedded in them. Very professional and functional. Dan