Lack Stack Rubber Brace
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Brace your Lack Stack against a wall (or the floor) with square rubber pieces to lower vibration!
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My Lack Stack is going in the corner of a closet, so I figured that I would make some braces for it to keep vibrations under control.
The idea came to me while I was printing Murklock's Lack Stack Mount and utilizes a similar design/style. I had a bunch of rubber squares left over from stabilizing the AC, and they are very cheap and sturdy: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XBQ83KL
For the floor/singular wall brace (i.e. not a corner), you can use 1 5/8" screws but for the corner ones you will probably need to use 1" screws so that they don't meet in the middle.
You can easily use a corner one to guide you while drilling pilot holes for the singular wall brace.
I made one version of the corner .stl without a gap and one with a gap (for those who don't have a perfectly calibrated printer).