Core One wider squasball feet
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Wider feet for safer stand. That was the try ;)
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!!! Edit !!!
I played a bit with printing my own balls ;)
So took TPU 98A and printed some balls with flat stands…
I love it as it stands really stable right now…just checking with the 14min Benchy…nearly no shaking…or at least way way less.
Printed them with 2 Walls and 25% Infill (Grid) and 4TOP 4Bottom layer.
So my thougts are/were that a wider stand gives more stability. In fact I printed them and put 2 yellow dot balls in which still leads to a lot of shaking of the device and I am just printing max 150mm/sec as I always set value on the look.
Don't really see a difference with these feet.
So every ones choice to give it a try ;)
I took the “under the corner” stl from dancan13f, and built mine out of his base model. Except the corner form there is nothing left. But that was great fitting already.
As there is quite a lot force coming to the mount I used both corner wholes to mount it. So you have to unscrew the T9 M3 frame screw and depending on which corner your at use two of the wholes to screw it with two M3x8 - M3-10. Be cafeful as the screws will hit inside the frame when too long!
I am just waiting for harder squash balls (blue) to give it a try. I also will try to print some balls out of TPU (little more than half ball) and put it on to test it.
I printed mine:
PETG CF (as I like the look) Everything else than TPU should work too
3 walls
20%Infill
support for the screw holes
You need
8 x M3x8 to M3x10 Screws