I use furniture sliders under the leg levelers but I wanted something a little more substantial. I decided to make some wood coasters for the feet. One of the big pinballs suppliers has these listed on their site but they're sold out. Either way I'd rather make my own since I do a little wood working as another hobby. Here's my rough unfinished practice version. I used a random board I had lying around, and slightly rounded the edges. I used a forstner bit and made a recess about 3/8in. for the leg leveler to fit into. It turned out decent. I might make them a tad larger and the recessed hole a tad smaller, and use some nicer wood (oak or walnut) and make sets for all my machines. What do you guys think?

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Yeah I noticed pretty quickly that these don't slide that well. I don't think you can really do anything to them to make them slide like the furniture sliders.

The reason I built these was because the furniture sliders really don't do that great of job of distributing the weight of the machines, I got some pretty good indents where the machines are sitting. I was hoping that I could use these and they would distribute the weight better than the sliders and not dent up the carpet so bad.

If I want to slide the machines out I can always crawl under and replace these with sliders. Obviously not convenient but it would only take an extra minute or two.

Nice, I searched here and didn't find them, but I must not have used the right word combinations. What type of flooring is under your games and what type of "footies" did you go with? Felt would probably work well with hardwood floors. I was thinking of putting cork on the underside of mine but I don't think it would do much of anything to help them slide.

These are the furniture sliders I use. Good idea, I was actually thinking of doing this with the ones I made.