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Jonsbo N5 Anti Vibration Feet

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Feet that don't require any extra hardware or irreversible modifications to your chassis and help reduce vibrations.

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Computers
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Vibrations add wear and tear to spinning disk drives, with my NAS located on the second story of my home about 20 feet away from a washing machine that vibrates my entire second floor, I decided to add some extra minor protection to it. 

I purchased vibration dampening feet for my bambulab p1p printer about a year ago, the kit came with 8 feet and the original 4 on my machine are still holding up well. I decided to model the feet for the N5 chassis around these since I had them on hand. All 4 were printed in Polyterra Matte PLA - Charcoal Black with 100% infill by object not by layer. 

Vibration Feet used from amazon, $10 for an 8 pack: https://a.co/d/2IGOiEt

Amazon title in case the link ever breaks: 8pcs Anti Vibration Feet Universal Rubber Foot Anti-Slip Silicone Rubber Pad Compatible with Bambu Lab X1 Series X1, X1 Carbon Combo and P1P / P1S / P1S Combo 3D Printer Replacement

Install was easy, press the silicone/rubber feet in firmly to the printed ones until they bottom out, then one corner at a time I leaned the chassis off it's table and unscrewed the OEM foot, put the OEM screw through the printed foot, tightened them down, and then picked up the whole chassis and placed it down as level as possible so that the silicone feet are not leaned on an angle. 

I have no idea how helpful these are but I did notice a reduction in a vibration sound from the chassis and the more soft materials there are in between the chassis and my vibrating washing machine is probably a good idea. 

step file is included if you need to make any changes.

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