Custom Loudspeaker Spike Feet

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Simple, customizable Bézier Curve based spike feet for use with loudspeakers or similar devices. ## STLs * **Loudspeaker Spike Feet 18-2-20-5-3-1-0.stl:** A simple 19mm spike with a 2mm tip and 20mm base diameter, featuring an 18mm height and 1mm openwall thickness. * **The ones I printed and currently use.** * **Loudspeaker Spike Feet 18-2-20-4-1-1-0.stl:** A single, leaner 19mm spike with a 2mm tip and 20mm base diameter, featuring an 18mm height and 1mm wall thickness. * **Just an example for possible customization. I never tested them, they might be too flimsy.** * **Loudspeaker Spike Feet 18-4-20-6-2-1-0 cut base and tip.stl:** A single, leaner 19mm spike with a 4mm diameter open tip and 20mm diameter open base, featuring an 18mm height and 1mm wall thickness. * **Just an example for possible customization with open top and bottom.** ## Installation Simply glue them on and add some rubber, felt, or foam pads between the spikes and floor to cushion the vibrations that are missing in my pictures. Without a "cushioning effect," the spikes alone will not be of much use. I'm currently experimenting with a flex-filament mold, resulting in a two-part foot. If you don't move your loudspeakers around a lot and maintain a reasonable base-plate-diameter to spike-height ratio, they should be sturdy enough and gluing them on should suffice. I can slide my loudspeaker around without any issues. If you're not satisfied with the style or finish, simply place them more towards the center (away from the edges) and don't print them too high; this way, they stay hidden from any reasonable angle (if you're not lying on the floor).