I had concerns about heat with a Pismo. I solved that problem by
raising the Pismo up and also gaining more traction.
I found some large rubber bumpers (maybe an inch and a quarter square
and half an inch high) - the same ones as used under objects placed on
wooden tables - like the little ones used to keep paintings from
scratching the wall.
I put 11 of them under the Pismo - four in front, four in back and
three in the center - roughly following the internal structural
supports.
The machine doesn't slide an inch (11 bumpers in a small area is a lot
of friction), there is plenty of airspace underneath, and I've had them
on for three years without replacement.
My two sons in Mac-related work wince when they see it - but I think it
works.
Paul
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