Reliable Hardware Company RH-1606-8-A Guitar Amplifier Cabinet

Well made

After messing around with rubber air compressor feet on my Vorons for far too long, I tried these at the recommendation of a friend.They're built super well with a metal ring on the inside of the rubber foot that accommodates a wide range of bolt sizes- I use M5 bolts to mount the feet to the frame on my Voron.They're sturdy and allow vibrations to be translated well through the printer and into the base- resulting in markedly better resonance testing results.

They're sturdy, grippy, and well designed. The feet are 1-1/2 dia overall and 3/4 thick. Counter bore is 1/2 diameter (as is the washer and prox 1/4 deep. I used these on a bass guitar speaker cabinet on sides of the cabinet that are vulnerable. I have attached a pic of the fasteners I used. They are 1/4 x 1-1/2. The shanks are 1/2 in length. They slid right through the 1/4 hole of the feet but were nice and snug. The shank length was same as the rubber thickness which worked out well. Another thing about these fasteners is that they're self drilling and there is NO CLEAN UP. no sweeping, no vacuuming. Not sure where the sawdust even goes to lol. With measure the install only took 1/2 hr for two cabinets. These are great fasteners to use when you are mounting the feet to a wood surface like I had to. These feet are a great value and I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again.

Work great but not for what the manufacturer intended perhaps. I used them to replace the stoppers on some cheap Harbor Freight toggle clamps to get more surface contact with the wood. I'm happy to report these work amazing for that purpose and would recommend if anyone has need of some quick and easy modifications to their work clamps!

My wife has two older chairs that swivel & rock that had plastic tips on the end of the five-spoked base. She wanted rubber feet instead, so that they wouldn't slide around on (or mark up) our new hardwood floors. I bought these rubber cabinet feet/bumpers after doing a TON of searching on the internet. Seems every place I looked didn't have feet in rubber, (only steel or plastic), or they were too small, or they wanted way too much.These were the style she wanted, almost a half inch wider around than most others I found elsewhere, and that didn't break the bank. Anyhow, I drilled a 1/4" hole in the end of each of the spokes, bought some 1.5" bolts and inserted them through these rubber feet, then used nylock nuts to keep them from coming loose. They worked out great. The chairs are stable, steady and don't slide around. After over two years of almost daily use, these affordable rubber cabinet feet are holding up very well. I would recommend them without reservation to anyone looking for slightly tacky, easy-to-install rubber feet/bumpers for their fix-up project.

fit perfect

I needed some feet to raise my headphone amp above the DAC underneath it and these feet did the trick perfectly. The feet are solid, durable and the rubber makes it grip the surface so that it doesn't slip. Be aware that these do not come with screws, however. The price is very reasonable considering the high quality, and is so much lower than those snake oil "audiophile" feet that shysters promote. No need to spend more, these are great.

these are a nice rubber material, not overly hard. i have orange 2x12 cabinets and i put wheels on their bottoms and these on the sides to flip the cab up when desired, these fit right into the location of the corner metal brackets it just needs a longer screw than the existing cabinet corner screws. thus is a reversible mod to my cabinet if i ever want it to go back to stock.