Sacrificial Insert for the Lee Valley Drill Press Table
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Sacrificial insert for the Lee Valley drill press table and fence, with or without a bit hole. Print in cheap PLA.
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A printed insert for the Lee Valley drill press table and fence. It's meant to be sacrificial: print it in cheap PLA and replace it whenever it gets chewed up.
Two versions
With hole: a 26 mm hole for the bit, off-center (its center is 24.3 mm from one short end).
No hole: a solid plate, the truly sacrificial version. Drill right through it, so each new hole fits your bit exactly.
Fit
60 × 75 mm plate, 3 mm thick.
Four rails on the underside, 6.75 mm tall, support it in the table's opening. Total height is 9.75 mm.
Flat side up, rails down.
Printing
Cheap PLA is fine; it's meant to be drilled into. 0.20 mm layers, 4 walls, 40% infill.
Print it flat side down, rails up, the way the STLs are oriented, so the work surface is the smooth bed side. No supports, no brim.
G-code is included for both versions, for the Prusa MINI/MINI+ (0.4 nozzle, Input Shaper firmware) and the CORE One L (0.4 HF nozzle), in Generic PLA. With the hole: about 48 and 43 minutes, 18 g. Without: about 49 and 44 minutes, 20 g.