CPU/Desktop PC Casing stand with castor wheels

[wolnavi]

Hey guys, recently saw harky's post and SKinny86 post on their DIY stand for their PC, seems great so I also wanna DIY one, but looking at the ikea's listings on Drawer fronts and Shelves, either I'm blind or is there no holes to screw in the wheels? Currently looking at either this $8 drawer front or this $3.90 shelf...

Or do you guys have better suggestions rather than using ikea's wood?

Thanks

 

[alamakazim]

Wood is easy to work with... No need hole... Just use wood screw... Screw it in

 

[Fatfool]

Used to have one . A thermaltake Tai Chi. 20kg case that really needed wheels to move around.

 

[Mythmaker]

I order my wood from Tomabalek:

https://tombalek.com/timber/?fbclid=IwAR2pTb2jNrRY83gVnnAfa9-iPCchCtm4LAgz0etgb-6UiTCAtsbu3nXtYLo

You can choose size and type of wood you want. Of course, not as convenient as IKEA and you got to find your own finishing but at least plywood is way stronger than the MDF or honeycomb cardboard that IKEA shelf uses.

 

[hg2]

I use those sticker japan plastic roller wheels 4 for $6, so far so good

 

[berber]

Alternatively can get ready made ones like the following:
https://www.lazada.sg/products/mova...hwater-resistance-i556146931-s1579136123.html

 

[kenzi87]

Trolley as below?

https://sg.carousell.com/p/orico-pc...870960&t-referrer_request_id=5PyIvGtSaseyshUr