Philips 1200 automatic coffee machine anti-vibration feet
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Anti-vibration feet for Philips 1200 automatic coffee machine. They might be compatible with 2200, 3200, 3300, 4300
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- Kitchen
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I recently purchased a spool of TPU and thought of what should I test it with and as it goes with 3d printing, almost everything around the house can be improved with a quick print, and what better way to test my machines capabilities to print TPU.
Inspired by this Anti-Vibration Feet model I decided to create a model for my coffee machine, a Philips 1200. Maybe its not the ideal solution but the new feet seem to dampen the vibrations quite a bit.
I printed mine with a 0.6 nozzle (0.3 layer height, 0.65 layer width) but it should work with 0.4 nozzle, just make sure to enable Arachne in Orca Slicer.
Updates:
• 29.10.2025:
Added a model for front tray support so it doesn't sag
• 17.03.2026:
Added a thicker version of the feet
• 24.03.2026:
Added a filled version of the feet.
Acid Plastix tested the latter two versions with 90A TPU and I quote "I've now done some testing, using a 0.4 nozzle and TPU 90A.
The damper with one wall line (the original one) is unusable, as it gives way completely. The damper with two wall lines (the thicker one) can be used in the rear of the coffee machine, but it also gives way somewhat.
For my purposes, I'm using two dampers (the filled one) with 10% gyroid infill in the rear and 20% in the front. Higher infill densities can, of course, be used. However, the damping properties will likely decrease."
Thank you for testing @8SaM6_1213282