Printer Feet /w Stressballs
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A set of shock absorbing feet for 3D Printers built out of double-width 2020 extrusions
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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A nice set of feet for 3D printers and other devices that are built out of 2020 extrusions.
They use a standard size stressball (+/-60mm diameter) and dampen vibrations from the printer.
The universal model goes on any double-width 2020 extrusion with M4 T-nuts and M4x10mm bolts. Button heads recommended, but capheads also work.
There is a second version specifically for the Ender3 V2. The rear of the frame holds the powersupply and this obstructs mounting of the feet. The E3V2 version is a foot that picks up on one of the powersupply screws and thus only needs one M4 T-nut and M4x10 bolt.
I would advise to print them with at least 1mm thick walls. Material isn't very important since it won't get hot and pressure is spread over a fairly large surface. PLA will work. Example photos use Devildesign Dark Violet PETG.