Duender Feet for 4040 Extrusion using original Ender rubber feet
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Duender Feet for 4040 Extrusion using original Ender rubber feet
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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My project was an Ender3, and an Ender3 v2. One of them came with larger rubber feet with dimensions approximately of 39x19.6x12mm.
Additionally, I didn't want to cut the threaded rods. I used the Duender Z Motor Spacer found here: https://www.printables.com/model/1305425-duender-z-motor-spacer
This pushed the motors below the bottom extrusion. I designed these feet so multiple M5 screws could be used to fasten to the bottom of the extrusion including using 2 holes that were already threaded in the vertical extrusion. This also allows support across the attached pieces. The height is 12mm, plus the height of the original feet used (3mm or 12mm).
Print Settings:
I recommended printing in at least using the Voron Specification as this will be supporting the complete weight of the printer.
Install:
There was enough adhesive left from removing that it will squeeze into the 2mm deep recess.
**The other Ender had 3mm rubber feet and would work with a 1 mm clearance.