Lack Table Raiser w/ Adjustable Height

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A sturdy table stabilizer is essential for maintaining a stable surface, which is why it's necessary to install an elevator bolt on each table leg. This allows for easy leveling of the table and reduces vibration caused by uneven flooring. To accomplish this, you'll need some additional tools. You will require Wood Glue (optional), a Dremel or Drill (optional), 4x Dowel Pins (1 inch long and 1/4 inch diameter) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0055HPPSA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (optional), 4x Elevator Bolts (~1 inch length, wider on the foot is better, 3/8 inch / 9.5mm width on bolt) (optional), 4x Nuts (3/8 inch) (optional), and 4x Rubber Washers (I used a rubber washer as it was cheap and fit the elevator bolt nicely) (optional). To install these stabilizers, follow these steps: Print leg. Attach a rubber washer to the bottom of an elevator bolt. Take a dowel peg and mark 1/2 down with a pen. Mark the center position on the Lack table leg. Drill a hole that will tightly fit the peg 1/2 down. Apply wood glue to the peg and insert it into the Lack table leg. Insert the other side of the dowel pin into the print. Screw a nut onto the elevator bolt. Place the bolt, screw, and nut into the print. You may need to use a wrench to tighten the bolt or file the hole a bit. The design is meant to be a tight fit to ensure that the weight of the table is transferred directly onto the bolt as well as through the nut. Repeat this process for the three other legs. Place your table where you will use it, ensuring it's level (adjust the elevator bolts as needed). Make sure all elevator bolts are applying pressure on the ground. If you just print and attach this stabilizer to the table leg, it won't be very secure, and you won't be able to adjust the height, but it will still work.