Makerfront i3Pro Printer Feet

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Inspired by i3PRO feet, strangeagent brought forth a revolutionary design. Each foot of a MakerFront printer is akin to a wood scraper. After one of the feet I initially printed broke due to an obstructing bracket, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create my own unique design. My trusty MakerFront i3ProXL printer boasts 8 feet in total, with 6 being standard issue. However, 2 feet stand out from the crowd, requiring a specially cut wedge to accommodate perpendicular brackets. A standard-sized MakerFront printer comes equipped with 6 feet, consisting of 2 corner feet and 4 standard feet. Interestingly, 2 of these standard feet necessitate a wedge cutout for a perpendicular bracket. I have generously provided OpenScad code and STL files for your convenience. The GenericFoot design is versatile enough to fit onto any foot, excluding the corner feet found on standard-sized printers. Feel free to customize the design in OpenScad to suit your personal taste preferences. All STL files have been thoroughly tested on both standard and XL models. **Print Settings:** * Printer: Makerfront i3Pro XL * Rafts: None * Supports: None