Ender 3 Pro - Elevated Feet

After moving my Ender 3 Pro power supply to the rear of the machine, I needed to elevate the machine a little to be able to ensure there is enough clearance to give better airflow to the fan.

Took inspiration from the model “Ender 3 Pro Feet using Nerf Rival Balls” by MoJee3D which is licensed under CC BY 4.0, but I do not have any Nerf Rival Balls.

Ended up purchasing rubber feet from Jaycar and used 4 small squares in one piece and then stuck it onto the bottom of the print. https://www.jaycar.com.au/rubber-feet-small-stick-on-pack-of-4/p/HP0815

Tab is then screwed in with M4 screws. If you have T-Slot Nuts, this will help, but I ended up just screwing it into the metal with an M4 screw.

Print standing up with tab in the air. No supports needed. I went with 55% infill to ensure it was durable to hold the printer. You can print with less if you wish but YMMV.

This object was remixed in Tinkercad. Edit it online: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0wnRHsszDI5

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer: 

Ender 3 Pro

Rafts:

No

Supports: 

No

Resolution:

0.2

Infill: 

55%

Filament: Cheap Stuff from eBay PLA+ Black Post-Printing =============

1. Stick New Rubber Feet onto printed object.
2. Remove Old Rubber Feet from Ender 3 Pro
3. Slide new printed object into slots of Ender 3 feet

4a. (optional) drill out using size 3 drillbit holes into the metal

or

4b. (optional) slide in T-Slot Nuts in before you slot in the printed object 4. Screw in M3 screws into holes in object either into the metal hole/T-Slot Nut/Metal 5. Enjoy!

Category: 3D Printer Parts