feet file models

... your desired level of rigidity. To accommodate the feet's position on the printer, I made a small indentation at the bottom for a secure fit. The feet are then attached using hot glue, ensuring they stay firmly in place during printing operations.

I noticed that the small hard plastic feet on my CineBot30 were starting to get gouges and dings in them from landing on hard surfaces such as asphalt/cement. These small TPU feet protect the hard plastic frame from wear while giving it a little...

Machine feet to be inserted into aluminium extruded 2020 profile. To be made from elastomer filament like TPU. Be carefull: not all printers can handle elastomer filament. do not print with speeds above 30mm/sec. ...enable cooling fan.

attempt at feet with little reference of what they actually look like. ... he does have soles but depending on stilts or boots it makes it easier to rig to them.

These tiny foldable legs on keyboards often malfunction. ...Sadly, one keyboard's feet typically won't fit another. However, printing new ones is a breeze. ...Simply design, print, attach, and fold.

Simple feet to let Athom Homey stand better, I print these in ninjaflex and add a drop of flexible glue inside before mounting them. This thing was created with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/a7dEAP72I2C

Print 2 feet, add some electrical tape or cloth in the inside to avoid scratching the acrylic, just slide the parts and enjoy! Only tested with the acrylic case. ...

Simple feet to slide on the bottom of the metal legs of a shelving unit to keep from damaging floor. Serves as anti-slide also to keep shelves stationary. ... Must print with a flexible material like TPU.

I designed custom feet to fit my OSB box. The result is extremely robust and long-lasting due to over 40% infill material. I offer four different size options for your convenience. ...Enjoy the benefits!

When the Sodastream was moved it would scratch the kitchen benchtop. ...I printed these feet and stuck felt furniture pads on the bottom. ... It now slides on the benchtop easily and doesn't scratch anything.

These 220 racing quad feet raise the frame up one whole inch above the ground, and they're engineered to be incredibly robust because the previous units I bought were woefully inadequate due to a subpar design.

Here I have added a pocket so the stock feet (pad) on the CR-6 SE printer will sit in which will lift the printer off the surface for better airflow underneath the printer.

I used the toes from this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2668213 and merged them with the high heeled BJD foot to make gargoyle feet. ... Sized to fit this doll: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4892173

These feet raise it up enough to store a few games underneath, and provides good ventilation as my PS4 sounds like a rocket. ...I decided to create these not only for the looks, but because they help with ventilation and stops my desk from warping from...

This was my creation of the $99 FPV racing drone by UAVfutures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avp8MurmeEY I crafted these custom feet to provide smoother landings and safeguard the frame from harsh impacts. My initial design (V1) was lighter in...

Size - Feet (mm) : 50 x 50 x 150 - Support : 53 x 53 x 33(15+3+15) Drill holes that are 5 mm in diameter. This design is specifically created to use as little filament as possible. Be cautious, this print uses an excessive amount of filament! ... ...

... feet that could be precisely positioned to compensate for any unevenness in the floor. By printing these feet with a 0.9 extrusion multiplier, I was able to achieve a sturdy and reliable leveler that kept my shelving unit stable and secure.

I think that because of the springs this "shaking energy" stays in the machine rather than being transferred away from the machine. For this reason I created my own feet that raises the machine 30 mm and has a larger support area for the machine. At...

 12 minutes later I had two perfectly functioning feet.I used PLA at .20 resolution but perhaps PETG would be a better bet.Fits perfectly and the foot stays up or folded away without swinging around.  This was made for my Logitech K360. ... Although I...

I don't know that there is any objective difference in the sound volume from putting on these feet, but I wanted feet that for the printer, so here we are. These should fit any printer with 40mm wide base extrusion, either 2040 or 4040. these are on...

I don't know that there is any objective difference in the sound volume from putting on these feet, but I wanted feet that for the printer, so here we are. These should fit any printer with 40mm wide base extrusion, either 2040 or 4040. these are on...

The existing rubber feets I hade where to stiff. I designed new ones and printed in TPU with 50 infill. 4 feets required. ...Print one after the other, very slowly (10mm/s).

... option for Ninjaflex or any other flexible filament you are using. Choose a print speed of 30 mm per second. Optimize your extruder temperature to 240 degrees Celsius. Print four printable feet and carefully place them at the corners of the printer.

... Print four bottom pieces, two left and right top pieces. Press 16mm O-ring into groove or use scratch guard pads. Screw 16mm M3 bolt into bottom piece, secure an M3 nut into the top piece's hole, attach feet to makerbot, twist for height adjustment.

Humans have crafted bespoke feet for their robots, tailored to snugly fit into tight spaces. Engineers carefully designed these custom components to securely grasp corners. The cone-shaped design proved particularly appealing, and a 3D printing...

This is (or will be) my collection of replacement feet for things around the house. I'm sure there will be many more to come. Style A - I created this to replace a foot from my old school laminator. [20x20x20mm with 5mm bolt hole] Style B -...

Leveling feet to put under furniture to stand leveled on a bumpy floor. Print instructionsDesigned in Solidworks with a gap between ball and socket of 0.2 mm (see sketch). No supports needed, after the print the ball needs a few jiggles to come free...

"I must wash you first, or else you will have nothing to do with me." The sculpture depicts Jesus washing Peter's feet, despite Peter's initial protest, who then requested that his hands and head be washed as well, convinced by the Lord's example.

My CR10 came with plastic feeling feet, and it was pretty loud sitting on the table. I just wanted to put some rubber underneath of it and had some rubber stops laying around, so i made these to put them to use. ... These are m5 mounting holes and a...

In this project, we're asked to create four felt-bottomed feet instead of the usual single piece. To accomplish this, begin by printing out the required number of parts. ...Next, attach felt to the base of each piece before placing them onto the...