Upcycle bench with 3D printable connections
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Simple bench you can make with a plate, 4 sticks some 3D printed parts & screws. Alignment jig and fusion file included.
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- Living Room
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I needed 2 low benches.
I had a few old kitchen cabinet doors, old curtain rod (27mm-bit more than 1 inch diameter) and some textile scraps.
And voila a bench design.
I designed the bench to be 250 mm high and the legs to be angled and positioned in such a way that 2 benches can be next to each other without the legs colliding. If you need same feature with a higher bench just modify the jig that comes with the design or measure by hand the correct distance.
Print the parts with so many perimeters that the socket of the leg is filled (infill doesn't matter much with this design. PLA is very good for this design.
I have included my very messy fusion360 file if someone needs to make it in a different size and slicer scaling is not enough.
I started with attaching the top part to the plate using the jig and then whacked the legs in. As used 0.8 mm nozzle the surface roughness of the leg sockets was just right to hold the leg together but gluing them in is also an option.