Stackable Bed Riser

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This is a stackable bed riser designed for adjustable height. With sinus congestion, I decided to elevate my headboard without compromising its stability. The solution involves using this riser and adding parts to it gradually, reaching the desired level in increments. The bed rail fits snugly inside the 25mm hole, preventing any wobbling, while providing an additional 1 inch of height. Since beds come in various sizes, I've included a Fusion file for customization, ensuring a secure fit on different platforms. Although PLA could work with this design, PETG is recommended due to the bed's weight. However, infill levels above 20% are unnecessary and wasteful. The sloped sides on the left, right, and front prevent wobbling, while maintaining flush contact with the wall. The numerous holes at the bottom serve multiple purposes: they enhance grip on carpeted surfaces and provide a secure hold when placed on wood flooring. To prevent sliding, consider adding TPU or a similar material underneath. Ultimately, these holes enable users to modify the riser's height by creating a male-female connection through a slight taper in the opposite direction, allowing for future adjustments as needed.