Corner Guard/Bumper for Kitchen Island or Table - Resizable
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Corner guard designed for an island or table. Scalable for any sized table.
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- Kitchen
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This is a corner guard designed for an island or table. The model is set for 1.5" depth. But it can be scaled for any size of table.
It is simple to scale for other depths. Here is a quick table with examples but keep in mind you can tweak it to any size you want if you do the quick math.
Depth of Table | Scale |
|---|---|
1/2" | 33.42% |
3/4" | 50.13% |
1" | 66.84% |
1.25" | 83.55% |
1.5" | 100% (the uploaded model) |
1.75" | 116.97% |
2" | 131.79% |
You can scale X, Y, and Z, or just the X axis to keep all proportions the same except the table depth. Instead of scaling you can also just cut the model in half and reposition the two halves until it's at your required depth. This is recommended if you really want the same proportions of the outer thickness.
The depth is slightly tapered from the inside to the outside corner so some tension holds the guard in place. However, I also put a dab of hot glue on the bottom inside where it can't be seen.
I printed in TPU without supports but you may be able to print in PLA or PETG. Mine was specifically to protect a kid's head when they bashed the corner so it was more about protecting someone's head than the table. TPU worked great for this purpose with a very low infill (5% or less) so that it felt like it had some more cushion.
I also printed without supports on one side but if you wanted a perfectly rounded corner you could add a few small supports - mine just ended up slightly flatter on one side.