vibration isolation feet 3d models

Humans need to halt the Anet A8 from vibrating excessively.

In MBB's facility, a 700-ton hydraulic press with vibration isolation is employed for tryout presses in stamping tools manufacturing for automakers located in the ABC region of São Paulo, Brazil. ...This installation utilizes 4 PSG model...

Loved the idea of the anti-vibration feet, but wanted something that fit under the extrusions without overhang and didn't require disassembly of the base. You'll need to print six of them. I printed in black PETG, but any material should work. The...

I printed lukeazadee's "Spring-based Anti-Vibration Feet" and used them for quite some time, but I encountered two issues with them: they are not wide enough for my printer, and they tend to slip out of position whenever I move the printer around...

I was running my printer on a piece of carpet to isolate vibration. I've been looking for a more permanent solution and saw that some people have used tennis balls with attachment mounts. I wanted something smaller and found these foam rubber...

These are effective vibration damper and noise reducer feet for any 3D printer using 3030 extruded aluminum beams as the frame, like the Prusa i3 MK3S.This isn't exactly a remix, but it was inspired by Plaidbear's design. My reasons for making my own...

Added higher circular socket so feet stay fixed better.

Whilst preparing for the sequel to my popular YouTube video on silencing the CR-10 (https://youtu.be/Vlta31wswAE), I designed these feet for the CR-10 range to dampen noise from vibrations against the table surface. They make a difference and keep...

remixed feet from ender 3 for ender 5-s1 simply unscrew old feet and re-use the screw with the provided holes in the model

Whilst preparing for the sequel to my popular YouTube video on silencing the CR-10 (https://youtu.be/Vlta31wswAE), I designed these feet for the CR-10 range to dampen noise from vibrations against the table surface. They make a difference and keep...

This is adapted from the following items: http://buildakossel.com/build-manuals/kossel_mini_build_manual/upgrades/vibration-dampers/ - Vibration Dampener STL and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:59745. I reduced noise on my Kossel Mini to one-fifth...

... secured four squash balls. In addition, I've ordered a vibration-dampening foot kit specifically designed for the MakerBot Replicator 2. This purchase offers an efficient answer to minimizing printer vibrations, resulting in higher-quality prints.

With the filament switched to a soft TPU, vibrations are instantly halted and air flow is dramatically improved. ...This results in significantly less dust being sucked up from the surface it's on.

Feet designed to minimize sound and motion disturbances from machinery are now available for use, and can be secured firmly to any surface with double-sided adhesive.

Rush project, I have a thick 10mm dense foam pad that will be cut into pieces and glued under the machine's feet with 5mm extending underneath so only the foam touches the surface. ...To assemble a complete set, two of the feet need to be mirrored.

Vibration reduction systems for p3steel components are crucial for maintaining optimal performance and minimizing wear. Flexible TPU sections combined with rigid PLA parts effectively absorb shock and reduce oscillations. If you're interested, I'd...

This revised version, designed to accommodate vibration dampers, offers a significant improvement over the original design. ...The key component, created by hofftari on Thingiverse (https://www.thingaverse.com/thing:1707045), features a shorter...

The sizes are adapted for the Ankermake. ...(Ball and feet)The Holder ist printed in PLA, the Ball TPUBall:Print two halves and glue the two halves togetherHolder:Print without support

I engineered a set of straightforward circular feet with the aim of minimizing resonance. ...My goal was to decrease overall noise levels as well as instability during rapid movement.

I experimented with the Um2 feet initially, but they didn't quite match up perfectly with the 18x18mm pads I had on hand, and unfortunately, they ended up scratching a bit of paint off my Um3. To rectify this situation, I created new feet that are...

Quick design, I have a dense 10mm thick foam pad which will be cut up and glued into the holes under the feet and will protrude 5mm under so only the foam will be in contact with the surface the machine is on. You will need to mirror two of the feet...

######################################################################UPDATE: I've stopped using these vibration mounts. They do dampen the vibrations transmitted to the table, but I'm worried they might introduce distortions into the print by...

I decided to swap out the stock rubber feet on my CR-10 for something with a bit more oomph. The original pads had been sitting idle, and I figured it was time for an upgrade. ...By housing the new pad's in the legs of my printer, I noticed a noticeable...

Just slide them under your existing stock feet.The model is not hollow so print with:- no top/bottom layers- no infill- 3 walls/shellsrecommended: PETG, ASApossible with pla but chances on snapping higher and it's stiffer

I have experimented with various materials under my printer to reduce vibration transfer and noise. The ideal material should be soft enough to dampen high-frequency vibrations but firm enough not to be slippery. For me, silicone-based aquarium glue...

BTW you need 4 of minifeet.stl and 1 minifeetZaxis.stl under Z axis - because over time, the one under Z axis of original feet have fatigued on my printer, so I've made stronger version to replace it and hopefully last longer.Print instructions0.25...

... a difference it made, but my neighbor's silence is likely due in part to his newfound appreciation for my research process after being kept informed throughout. The TL;DR version: This foot can dampen certain printer vibrations during small fills.

Replacement feet for Prusa Mini. I recommend using R5 for all feet! Also, be sure to increase the speed of infills from 80 to 90 mm/s as it's actually quieter (for me at least) with the higher speed. Revision logR1: Thinner onesR2: Thicker...

I was conducting an experiment with my printer on a piece of carpet to eliminate vibration. I've been searching for a more permanent solution and discovered that some individuals have successfully utilized tennis balls with attachment mounts. I...

The design is based on Team Blacksheep's loveseat, used for isolating vibrations in GoPro cameras. Further improvements include hinging the design and eliminating non-3D printed parts. View a tutorial video at http://youtu.be/OaK46BK0zEY for assembly...