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I designed a whimsical bookmark featuring realistic human feet, made up of semi-realist components. The process begins by printing the main body and two heels separately, which are then assembled using glue. For inspiration, I turned to my previous...

... issues arise when filament is mounted on a spool rack and the X-Axis Upgrade is installed, exacerbating the problem. Installing "Printr Feet" on the frame effectively resolves both these issues while also enhancing airflow around the motherboard.

Here's a set of feet for affordable adjustable trestles available on various online marketplaces like eBay. One design features a basic flat foot similar to those found on workbenches, while the other includes a spreader plate to safeguard flooring...

Adjustable feet, VanessaE style :-) I went looking for something I could use, found a design on Thingiverse, then started hacking on it... I've cut the total length down considerably, compared to the original parts, added four screw holes to mount...

Pieds pour remplacer le système de fixation d'origine du MMU2 dans le cas où il serait posé sur un caisson. Cela fonctionne parfaitement avec un MMU2, MMU2S d'origine mais aussi avec le super mod de (https://www.thingiverse.com/universaljoint/about),...

I used 3.5 x 16 mm screws with rubber feet attached to them, and it's amazing how well they grip surfaces. The largest part of the screw head is what keeps everything in place. To see more projects like this one, check out my website at...

These are some feet I printed up out of TPU to place under the 2020 base of my printer. They've done well to reduce vibration take some noise from the regular printing motion. I just place them into the slot on all corners and near the middle (my...

Because these printers are heavy, weighing 7-8Kg with servo's producing discordant noise that travels through feet, table floor, and sometimes quiet regions of the house, a damper or isolator was needed. A search led to...

Designed feet to help with noise. Sorbothane is a strange material and arguably as good as the paver and foam method. Although, I don't have the tools to actually measure. Sorbothane can stain surfaces so that's why there are small pads. If you...

Designed feet to help with noise. Sorbothane is a strange material and arguably as good as the paver and foam method. Although, I don't have the tools to actually measure. Sorbothane can stain surfaces so that's why there are small pads. If you don't...

... squeezing and pinching onto the side panel so they're pretty easy to take on and off. Could also design different bottoms to screw into them. I might try making something like the RepRap Anti-Vibration Feet: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:808

Rubber feet make a big difference. I used 3.5 x 16 mm screws for this project and made sure the widest part of each screw holds the head securely in place. You can find more projects at volpatoalessandro.it/allProjects.php. To stay updated on new...

These feet help keep the Skadis stable on my work table (with some rubber pads to keep it from sliding around).Still testing the balance but placing heaver items on the lower half of the board seems to work well. WHAT YOU NEEDPrinting:I recommend a...

Adding "Printr Feet" to the frame eliminates both of these issues while also providing improved airflow to the motherboard. ... Printer Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple White Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 35% ...

Simple design feet for my 3D printers. They reduce noise if printed in TPU. I used 30% infill but if you want to make it less flexible use more infill. Made a small indent in the bottom for the gleu. I glued them on with hotglue. Print Settings...

Los imprimí en TPU a un grosor de plano de 0.3mm, con relleno de 15%, cero(0) capas superiores e inferiores y 4 perimetros. Conga feet printed in TPU, 0.3mm layer, 15%infill, 0 top and bottom layers and 4 perimeters. ...Works on tumba, conga and...

Here's a customized design for a modern chair base that puts the focus on its sturdy feet. The chair base features four bold legs made of solid wood or metal, depending on your preference, that add a touch of sophistication to any room. The legs...

Ender 3 adjustable feet or legs Height adjustable for aluminium profiles Sometimes the adjustment of the bed is not done correctly as the base where the printer rests is uneven, the high pieces are not printed as we would like, this is solved with...

Plus, this script isn't limited to just feet controls; it works with any control that has a translate value. Perfect for animating characters or objects without worrying about tedious walk cycles! Scripted in Python for Maya 2012 and beyond, this...

The feet for the feet of CR-10 are a perfect fit underneath the original CR-10 feet as if they were made to go together. You can simply glue them onto the printed feet and then let the CR-10 snap right into place on top of them. This would allow you...

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So i made the feet a little new, the walls now are thicker. ... the first print fits perfekt.

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I took that idea and ran with it, creating a version with flexible feet. To make sure the 'foot' fits snugly, you'll need to print this part in flexible filament - I personally recommend TPU from Amazon Basics. It does a fantastic job of dampening...

I Made this feet for the Longer Ray 5 so you could hold it in place, or remove it without using a screwdriver. on Top there are Distance Feet to put the laser on all corners higher. 10 and 20 mm. I made stl a little new with thicker walls. ... I...

feet for the feets of CR-10 die Füße passen direkt unter die original CR-10 Füße wie ne Passung man kann zb. ...die gedruckten Füße festkleben und den CR-10 da drauf einrasten lassen damit könnte man den CR-10 auch noch höher legen aktuell 7mm ...

... need to print this part in flexible filament. I opted for TPU from Amazon Basics - it does a fantastic job of dampening vibrations. The result is truly amazing: elevated and vibration-dampening feet that will take your experience to the next level!

This is a remix of Rubber Feet Extender/Raiser made by Viccroy, to be used with round rubber feet which came with MK3S kit. To assemble, use one M3 nut and one M3 20mm countersunk screw to secure the latch to the body, then insert the original rubber...

I designed these feet and "feet receivers" to be installed on the boxes so they would stack securely. You'll find the files for the feet, receivers for the top of your box, and an installation jig so they're all installed with correct spacing....