Secretlab Titan CloudSwap Armrest Retrofit
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A retrofit kit for your Secretlab Titan 2020 Chair armrests to be compatible with CloudSwap Armrest Tops.
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The Armrest Tops on my Secretlab Titan 2020 chair have cracked and were due for a replacement. Secretlab's new CloudSwap system is great for different types of armrest tops but they are incompatible with the Titan 2020 chairs. This retrofit kit allows you to adapt your Titan 2020 chair to use the new CouldSwap system without needing to buy whole new armrests. This was inspired by:
Unfortunately I found that this model did not work for my chair's geometry. So I designed ones that did. If my files did not work for you check out Ctecha's. I have also included the STEP files incase your armrest has different features than either and you need to make some adjustments.
Prints Needed:
1x Front - Right
2x Rear
1x (Mirrored) Front - Right
Mirror the part in your slicer. The bottom face has a R to help you figure out which is right
Materials Needed:
12x 12mmx2.5mm Neodymium Magnets
Some hot glue or double sided adhesive
Tools Needed:
Phillips Head screwdriver
Dremel with sanding drum or cutting wheel (preferably both)
Retrofit Process:
Remove armrests from the seat base for better access.
Remove the screw on the underside of the armrest to release the armrest top.
DO NOT THROW AWAY THE SCREW
Remove the armrest top from the armrest body. There are 5 tabs holding it in place.
Using your Dremel cut the tabs that were holding the armrest top in place.
These need to be removed to for the CloudSwap to sit correctly. Hopefully your warranty is already expired.
The sanding drum is great for making these smooth but sandpaper will work too.
Install the magnets into the 3d prints.
You can use CA glue or hot glue to secure them but I found the friction fit sufficient.
Using some hot glue or double sided adhesive, adhere the Front printed piece into the open space at the front of the arm rest.
Insert the Rear piece into the open space in the rear of the armrest
Optional: you can use some adhesive to stick it in place
Flip the armrest body over and insert the original screw back into its place, fastening the Rear printed piece in place (a much more secure fit)
Install your CloudSwap Armrest Tops!
Happy sitting!