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Casters are wheel assemblies that attach to furniture, carts, and equipment to make them movable. A typical caster consists of a wheel mounted in a housing, with a mounting option such as a plate, stem, or threaded shank. Wheels come in various materials—rubber, polyurethane, nylon, and metal—and many casters include brakes to lock movement.

Casters are categorized by mounting and mobility: swivel casters rotate 360 degrees for easy steering, while

Casters also refers to people who provide live broadcast commentary. In sports, gaming, and e-sports, a caster

In fantasy and tabletop contexts, a caster is a character who can cast spells, such as wizards

rigid
casters
roll
in
one
direction
for
stability.
Many
setups
use
a
combination
of
swivels
with
at
least
one
fixed
caster
for
directional
control.
Selection
depends
on
load
rating,
floor
type,
noise,
and
environment.
For
heavy
or
expensive
loads,
durability
and
floor
protection
are
important
considerations.
supplies
narration
and
analysis
during
a
match
or
event—often
with
a
play-by-play
caster
and
a
color
commentator.
Effective
casters
coordinate
with
producers,
manage
pacing,
and
use
microphones
and
audio
interfaces
to
ensure
clear
sound
and
timely
delivery.
and
clerics.
The
term
distinguishes
spellcasters
from
physical
combatants,
with
game
systems
typically
modeling
spellcasting
through
resources
like
spell
slots
or
mana
and
through
various
spell
effects.