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Vacuum Bed Riser Battle Kit

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PLA
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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I want the vacuum robot to be able to go below the kid's bed, so here is my solution:

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Bedroom
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I want the vacuum robot to be able to go below the kid's bed.

So here is my solution:

  • Rising the bed by 27mm with the 3D feets + couple of millimeters from the felt patch

    • feet are designed for a 60mm x 40mm rectangular wooden feet (see pictures)

    • Felt diameter needs to be D35mm or below

  • Cutting about 25mm of wood on one of the side of the bed with a jigsaw and then hiding my crime with a custom piece.

That give an additional ~5 cm to the robot to go below the bed, given that the original feet where about 5cm too.

Most robot are about 10cm high. I have a roborock (see picture)

 

Print:

  • Advice: Make the feet strong !

Assemble:

  • Screw the feet in place with a wood screw (length 30mm or more - Diam 5mm or below)

  • Stick the felt below the feet (D35mm felt of below)

Seems a bit specific but I hope it helps someone !

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