3" Bench Pucks
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3" weighted and padded bench pucks for modeling and wood working
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These are 3" bench pucks that I designed around some non-slip furniture pads I found here. I made two sizes, 1 ¼" and ¾" (finished height). These are great for keeping delicate items off the workbench, and building space between the workbench and sanding tools.
These print with the tops open so that they can be filled with Plaster of Paris or Epoxy. If you don't want them weighted, you can turn the top layers back on and bump up the infill. I used Plaster of Paris and some nuts for added weight in mine. I waited for the plaster to partially set, then scrapped the surface flat. Once it was dry, I added the furniture pads. There is a hole for an optional M4x8x6 threaded insert. I use this to attached the pucks to my Downdraft Table, and to attach two together with a M4 threaded stud. They can also be used to attach them to bench dogs for woodworking workbenches. The 3MF file contains a guide tool for drilling out the center hole in the furniture pads, but if you aren't using the inserts, you don't need that.
Print Settings :
6 Walls, 0 Top Layers, 2% Grid infill
Printed in PETG for better durability, but PLA should be fine too.