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Low Profile Feet for the BoxTurtle Enclosure

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Low-profile BoxTurtle Enclosure feet using 2mm rubber pads for sleeker design and better clearance in tight spaces.

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Printables
Kategoria
Accessories
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GNU General Public License v3.0

Want to give your BoxTurtle Enclosure a sleeker look 😎? Or do you need a bit more clearance on top 📐? Then have a look at these low-profile feet 🤩! By replacing the original feet with 2mm rubber pads, you can lower your BoxTurtle for a cleaner appearance and improved fit in tight spaces.

Why I Made This

  • I needed just this small bit of extra clearance on top of my BoxTurtle Enclosure.
  • And by lowering the hard mounts the standard feet interfered with my setup, so I wanted a more compact alternative.
  • And of course, simply removing the feet wasn't an option, so I designed these low-profile replacements.
  • The result is a more streamlined, modern look for your enclosure.


If you're looking for a simple way to upgrade your BoxTurtle's style and functionality, give these feet a try!

Assembly

Rubber Pad Preparation (Rear Feet Only):

  • Modify only 2 out of 4 rubber pads - these go on the rear feet
  • Cut a circular opening in each rear pad to access the mounting bolt underneath
  • Tip: Use an M5 washer as a template for a perfect circular cut-out

Why? This allows easy access to the bolts for unmounting the rear feet which is required to be able to remove the bottom panel for regular maintenance.

BOM

  • 6 pcs. M5x14mm Countersunk Bolts
  • 4 pcs. Rubber Pads (self adhesive)
    • Diameter: 20mm
    • Thickness: 2mm (min)
    • Important Note: With 2mm pads, you'll have 1mm clearance between the printed part and desk. Use relatively firm/hard pads, or go slightly thicker.
    • That's what I used: Amazon

 

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