Sovol Zero Riser Feet

I loved @shoeys_for_newey's riser feet, since they gave me room under the Sovol Zero chassis for cables and other random things, but when I added a larger PSU, those feet didn't work anymore (the PSU was in the way, and even if it wasn't, the bottom panel had to be removed, which also caused problems for the feet).

As a short-term measure, I went back to the stock feet, but added feet extensions. But I wanted those proper chonky feet back.

So, here we go: a new model, inspired by shoey's, that stays completely out of the way of the bottom panel, and clears a 350W PSU if you happen to have one.

There are eight models: four for the feet themselves, and four for the pads underneath. I'd suggest printing out of something durable, with good layer adhesion, for the feet. For the pads, TPU. The feet can be printed in quite a few orientations, but I tend to favor putting the 45° side on the bottom; be sure to use supports for the pad lip.

Once printed, you'll optionally want to add a couple of M3x4x5 heatset inserts into each foot for the pads. I say optionally, because with the lip on the feet capturing the pads and the close tolerance of the feet to the pads, once it's sitting on it's final surface, they should stay in place on their own. I'd still suggest using them if you're able to, though.

Finally, attach the feet to the Sovol Zero with M5 16mm SHCS, and use two M3 8mm SHCS or BHCS to attach the pads to the feet if you used the inserts.