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The original MacBook Pro rubber feet were lost; thus, replacement feet are required for printing, with four needed in total. Installing them involved removing the back cover and gluing in position. To enhance security, a soldering iron was employed...

The model comes combined, but all main parts are presented separately, making it easy to modify or remove materials and replace standard parts as needed. If you encounter difficulties separating standard parts, we're here to provide expert...

Users will require a small amount of adhesive to replace the STM1 mouse's new feet effectively.

Replacement for the slippery plastic feet under IKEA MALM beds. ...Regular version should have the exact measurements of the “stock feet” while the thick version is… well… thicker which works well with TPU.

Based upon measurements on original G1 Combiner Defensor's feet, with a filled bottom for improved stability. ...Painted white in the example because my Superion needs replacement feet. ...It's still compatible with the universal 5mm peg.

Replacement feet designed specifically for Generation One (G1) combiners are now available. ...These interchangeable parts are expected to fit seamlessly onto the feet of various combiners including Superion, Bruticus, Menasor, Abominus, and potentially...

Replacement for the slippery plastic feet under IKEA MALM beds. ...Regular version should have the exact measurements of the “stock feet” while the thick version is… well… thicker which works well with TPU.

The feet of my old pavilion broke into pieces after many years of use. ...So i decided to design and print replacement parts.

These premium replacement feet are specifically designed to fit perfectly into the original foot slots of your beloved Galaxy Box Fan. No more uneven surfaces or wobbly fans! ...Simply slide them in and enjoy a stable, quiet operation that will keep...

... over 750Kg just fine, this fits 32mm width uprights with 2mm thickness. ... this is a replacement when the stock rubber wear or split during move or the weight cutting the stock feet. ... i've printed this solid and used a mallet to tap them on.

Replacement feet for Cybertron Primus or any of it's reissues. Working well with my model. I have added both right and left feet with their supports and pins to the STL. ...You can print any of them or both as per your requirement.

... something better. I've only tried printing it with ABS plastic so far, but TPU seems like the ideal material for this kind of project. I was amazed by how well it fit onto my printer's base when I printed it using Simplify3D as the slicer software.

Replacement feet for Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 400 v1.0I have 2 versions, both should work, version 2 is more like the original, see what fits to your keyboard. Print InstructionsPLA is OK, PETg is betterto get all details, print in 0.1mm...

Replacement feet for Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 400 v1.0I have 2 versions, both should work, version 2 is more like the original, see what fits to your keyboard. Print InstructionsPLA is OK, PETg is betterto get all details, print in...

But if you scale it down to 98% (overall) and use TPU, it will fit like a (pretty tight) glove.It goes without saying, if you want to replace all 4 feet, you should most likely print 4 of these suckers. Due to it more or less universal design, its...

... or a gooey mess, I managed to salvage the typewriter itself. To breathe new life into this classic machine, I created custom replacement feet for both the case and the typewriter itself. ...After several trial runs, I finally got it just right!

Replacement Feet for Anycubic Mega X 3D Printer. I made these to remove the bottom grate/sheet as I rebuilt my printer & replaced the internals, I wanted easy access to the electronics and didn't want to have to remove the whole bottom cover each...

... to the ageing of the rubber. ...Therefore I designed a replacement based on the original but without the ribs (they weren't necessary anyway). It's best to print 4 since the original ones are lower due to ageing. ... You can use the original screws.

These are replacement feet for the Corona 4 typewriter from nearly 100 years ago. These amazing machines typically still work great today, except the original rubber feet are long reduced to mush. I designed these to be nearly an identical...

... to traditional foot replacement methods. Whether you're an athlete looking to get back on the field quickly or simply someone who wants to enjoy life without the burden of medical interventions, our foot replacement technology has got you covered.

If you break one, just remove the rubber feet, print two replacements, and you're back in business. The clip part is remarkably flexible, making it easy to insert into place while also simple to pull out again when needed. It's worth noting that...

So I created these alternate stands to replace the stock one, just print 2 per phone It's designed to print without supports, and there is a gap in the bottom that is sized for the rubber feet from the original stand. So basically if you break one,...

Replacement for the original rubber vibration isolation feet. This print makes use of the original hardware including the nut that is glued inside. Part dimensions should be close enough to allow replacing of only one foot as needed but doing all 3...

Feet for 2270 Marantz receiver. ...The 1970s-era receiver's original plastic feet are prone to breaking over time due to wear and tear.

I designed feet for the Thermaltake Core V21 myself after mine broke, replicating them as closely as possible to the originals.

I printed these to replace a broken foot on the lid of my Corny Keg.

It is a replacement foot for the Cherry DW5100 Keyboard but slightly longer so the keyboard sits a bit higher

Instead of buying a new raclette oven I decided to print new feet.The holes on the PiedFourRacletteBouton are for:for the temperature button rod to come out.for the LED light indicator (so you know when the oven is heating up), it's thin enough for...

Instead of buying a new raclette oven I decided to print new feet.The holes on the PiedFourRacletteBouton are for:for the temperature button rod to come out.for the LED light indicator (so you know when the oven is heating up), it's thin enough for...

... Ultrabase and 8bit Trigorilla. You need to print two of each. You can use only the feet without the holder and stick some felt pads under them or use double-sided tape to stick the holders into place and stick your printer down for more stability.