Looking for a computer caddy for my P180

[Solema]

Just wondering if any of you out there have your machines on a computer caddy? I have hardwood floors in my office and I would love to put my P180 on wheels. What would be the best way to accomplish this? I am looking for something "low profile" and not like this.

 

[McManCSU]

Buy a small piece of plywood, four wheels and some screws... Maybe some paint or carpet to cover it? Would be an easy project

 

[Solema]

Yeah, I suppose that would be easy, but I am lazy.

 

[MichaelD]

You certainly are picky for someone with no ambition to build his own "stand with wheels." :roll: The product you linked to is as simple as they come, yet you say "not like this."

You're picky AND lazy; you don't want to build your own, AND you're too lazy to even search the net yourself. Take the advice you've been given and build your own, or actually LIFT your computer and carry it to where you want it to be. What a concept, huh?

 

[3LEMENT0]

how about this? http://www.compusa.com/products/product..._code=50362094&Pn=CS100_Computer_Stand
there are a few more types you can search online, I remember seeing a portable one a while back. B&M stores might carry them so if you have one close to you check it out.

 

[KeithTalent]

You should get a robotic pack mule

Once I save up a few hundred grand I am going to get one to carry my groceries, along with my computer of course.

 

[Solema]

Originally posted by: 3LEMENT0
how about this? http://www.compusa.com/products/product..._code=50362094&Pn=CS100_Computer_Stand
there are a few more types you can search online, I remember seeing a portable one a while back. B&M stores might carry them so if you have one close to you check it out.

Thank you for that link. That's much more in line with what I am looking for. The Allsop one just goes up the side too high and looks ugly to boot. That 3M one looks great!