Lasko box fan feet upgraded
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This is a modification of Tad Thano's wonderful Lasko box fan feet -- a bit beefier and slide-proof for laminate floors
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This model is a remix of Tad Theno's excellent replacement feet for a Lasko-type box fan. These feet by themselves are great . . . they plug in very solidly into the box fan chassis and are a great replacement for when you inevitably lose the factory-supplied feet.
I've modified Mr. Theno's design to double the width of the rear support section, and I've included a small inset into the bottom of the support section to provide space to glue on a foam pad to help hold the feet, and thus the fan, in place. For the pad, I cut a small section out of squishy foam matting used to line tool drawers, and then glued the cut piece of liner onto the bottom of the fan foot using very small drops of CA glue on each of the little squares of the matting.
Now my box fan stays put . . . even at ludicrous speed!
2026 update: Made slight modification to fan foot to include slight hook-end at the front end of the foot that slides into the fan box. Printed out new version with PETG instead of PLA; the PLA flexed too much over time and the feet would sometimes work loose from the fan when picking up the fan to move it. Also created separate pad to print out with TPU that can be glued into the recess of the fan foot to use instead of drawer mat liner. Seems grippier.
Printed the pictured fan foot with Overture brand PETG Space Gray on Fl-Sun T1 Max.
Printed the grippy pad with Bambu Lab TPU for AMS on A1.