Tripod table

I've been doing backyard movie nights for my family for a few years now. The projector I use attaches to a tripod. I always thought having a little table that could quickly be put on and taken off would be very convenient. This is the first summer I've had my MK3S+, this was a natural project for me. The table is 3 identical parts that uses 6 clips on the bottom to make the full table. There is 20mm radius hole in the middle and the table has a 100mm radius in total. Each part has a slot for each arm of the tripod brace that prevents the table from rotating. 

Please measure your tripod before printing to make sure this will fit. While this fits perfectly on my current tripod, it will not fit my old broken tripod (that I swear I'm going to fix) without the modification to increase the radius of the center hole. Fortunately, PrusaSlicer has negative volumes that make the mod pretty easy.

Here is a video of my assembly. Even with my right hand not having good motor skills to handle the small clips, putting the table together and tearing it down is quick.

Files included:

• TripodTable_TableThird.stl
• TripodTable_TableThird.3mf
• TripodTable_TableThird_0.3mm_PETG_MK3S_1h41m.gcode
• TripodTable_Clip.stl
• TripodTable_Clip6x.3mf
• TripodTable_Clip6x_0.3mm_PETG_MK3S_28m.gcode
• TripodTable.FCStd

* I made these changes from the default settings in the 3mf and gcode files. Change the 3mf file and generate your own files if you need to make a change.

     Table thirds

• Perimeters: 10 (far over the actual printed amount)
• Avoid crossing perimeters enabled
• Seam position: Rear
• Solid infill: 85mm/s
• Top solid infill: 60mm/s
• Retraction length: 1.4mm
• End G-code include  ‘X25 Y100 Z200’ as coordinates to go to.

     Clips

• 6 iterations
• Perimeters: 10 (far over the actual printed amount)
• Avoid crossing perimeters enabled
• End G-code include  ‘X25 Y100 Z200’ as coordinates to go to.