Sewing Machine Legs for 1975 Brother Pacesetter
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This is a set of legs for a 1975 Brother PaceSetter sewing machine. The original legs broke and as you can imagine,…
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This is a set of legs for a 1975 Brother PaceSetter sewing machine. The original legs broke and as you can imagine, parts are not readily available.
I drew these up in Fusion 360 and I'm sharing them here in case someone else can use them.
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The main body of the leg set is printed in eSun White ABS (http://amzn.to/292Ieuf) and the feet are printed in red NinjaFlex (http://amzn.to/28UOaj6). I glued the feet onto the legs using Roo Glue (http://amzn.to/28X3Hm1) and they are holding well.
I have also included a file that has the feet and legs in one STL so you can print them in one piece if you don't want to mess around with the NinjaFlex.
Print Settings
Printer:
MakerFarm Prusa i3v
Rafts:
Yes
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.2mm
Infill:
40%
Notes:
I printed the legs on their back, with the legs sticking straight up. I used a brim, and that seemed to anchor them to the bed well. If you print the legs using NinjaFlex or some other elastomer, they work best oriented with the open end up.
Category: Replacement Parts