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Core One feet with switch and squashballs

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€5.91 – €7.23 net (excluding VAT)

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Weight reported by the author
138 g
Print time reported by the author
4.34 hr
Source material
PET
Estimate material
PETG
Estimate printer
Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
Estimate process
0.20mm Standard

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Practical feet for the CoreOne with power switch. Vibration damping was achieved using squash balls.

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Practical stands for the CoreOne.

The stand without a switch can be mounted on any corner of the CoreOne.

The stand with a switch is available in two versions: left/right. For feet with a switch, an additional M3x10-20 screw with nut is required.

For mounting, simply replace the screw from the housing with a longer M3 screw (M3x10-15) and screw it in directly.

I also added a thin piece of double-sided adhesive tape.

Screw the stands onto the printer before pressing in the balls. (The screw will be concealed.)

The squash balls fit very firmly into the designated shape, but this ensures they stay in place very well and don't fall out when carrying or moving the printer. However, a slight twisting motion at the beginning can help dislodge them.

I opted for two yellow dot balls, but one yellow dot ball should also work.

The connection of the power switch must be carried out by an electrician or specialist with appropriate training. Incorrect handling can lead to injuries or damage the printer.

I use a standard switch with a size of 31x25.5.

A cable attachment is also included in the data.

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