IKEA Lack table leg extenders
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Rounded extenders to slot over the end of your IKEA Lack legs.
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- Printables
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- Living Room
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These are basic IKEA Lack table leg extenders.
I needed to put the table over a computer and needed just over 2cm extra height, so I made 3cm leg extenders.
They complain that they need supports. Don't do the supports. The legs are hollow inside. I made a little domed room, because it would aid strength a little, concentrate filament towards the top of the support structure, and reduce the infill nearer the bottom a bit.
Feel free to stick them on, screw them on or just leave them loose. The top slot is a 5cm cube to match the legs, with the screw hole centred in the face of the cube.
If you screw them in, I found facing the screw towards you, supporting the leg with your stomach and hammering the screw a little way in to get it to start off worked well.
I used M3X20mm screws, and they seemed perfect.
I've no idea what the strength is like, sorry. I think it should be strong pressing down. Longer lengths may be quite flimsy sideways.
Feel free to request a custom length, it would be easy to make.
Cost was about £2 per leg for 3cm, £3 for 10cm and £4 for 20cm.
I printed in PETG, but ASA would work just as well. PLA is unknown but would do if strength isn't too important, I'm sure. I used 20% infill. I think this is probably overkill because the table is made of hope and dreams.