Printer Feet - Nerf Style
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Elevated, vibration isolating feet for 3D printer. Does not require squash balls or support.
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- Printables
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I like the idea of elevating my printer for airflow and dust mitigation. I don't have local access to squash balls, without looking REALLY hard. However, I can trip over the Nerf gear my children have accumulated. I took what I had and tooled a set of feet from Nerf Rival balls. I used a triple ball setup for stability and didn't make the pad specific to any printer. I just used double sided sticky tape. The files are there so mixologists can make them cup existing feet or conform to an extrusion profile if they wish. I uploaded 2 elevations, tall and short. I didn't use support and the first platform layer inside the cap isn't perfect, but the balls go in there so it doesn't matter to me. The trough is made for ¾" wide tape. I only had 1" in the drawer, so I used that instead of going out to the garage to get ¾", que sera, sera.