Core One antivibration low legs
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Low legs, using common squash balls to dampen vibrations during operation
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There's a bunch of those already, I am well aware of that. But I wanted mine as low as possible, properly designed and nice at least a bit. As most of others, I took inspiration from @prusaguy's work, I especially liked those midcentury-like ones, and I gave mine a slight slope too. You'll need:
- 4x squash ball, 40mm dia
- 4x M3x12 SHC screw
- Optionally a piece of doublesided tape
The model and pictures should be self-explanatory, there are two holes in each leg but only one can be used, as there is a single available hole in the bottom frame. Two holes in the model are simply so you do not need to keep track which leg is left/right/front/back…
I recommend to use the attached project, it has properly placed seams, support for the dome, set up structural properties. Prusament Galaxy Black nicely fits Core One powder coated surface, PETG is preferable material for it's properties here, but PLA will work pretty well too.