Ender 5 Plus Damper Leveling Feet

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HI all, here i have my feet that i made for my printer to utilize more space on my bench. It raises the printer about 63mm high when fully screwed in for a maximum of 90mm in height. I hope you have fun getting the tolerances right, i provided test files that take about 20 minutes to print depending on your speeds. Notes: .2mm Layer Height used for all prints. Damper - Printed out of TPU for its flexibility. 1 Wall 4 top 4 bottom layers, print on the hot for good layer adhesion, connected infill, 3% gyroid, mines where a bit soft might want to bump up to 4% if its a heavier printer. Standoff - 101% X and Y SCALE, 4 walls 4 top and 4 bottom layers, 40% Cubic Infill, Print orientation with Threads ending away from BUILDPLATE, Otherwise overhangs wont be as good. If you have a good suggestion on how to orient parts natively to the stl, please share. Leveling Screw M30x3.5 - this needs to be the strongest part as its the threads that hold the printer up. PLA+ used for this part. Infill 60%, cubic, 4 walls Locking Nut - used to secure the height, not a necessity but a nice to have, infill 40% 3 walls 3 top 3 bottom, In general, i would suggest increasing the scale of x and y of all parts except the standoff M30x3.5 by 1% or 2% but PLEASE MAKE SURE TO PRINT THE TEST FILES FIRST. I don't want you to go and waste a bunch of plastic. Bye!