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Anycubic Chiron Spring-based Damping Feet

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Saw this design on a YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXj9_80x1PquHxWZtT-6Hg check the videos abtout the Chiron - cannot remember the exact one...) a couple of months ago and decided to design the feet myself to get some more practice in Fusion360.

Consists of 4 main parts:

  • upper disc
  • spring - or - "puffer"
  • lower disc
  • damper pad underneath (see cross section for details)

Print the "puffer" in TPU (used some quite old FlexiSmart stuff found on Amazon) just in case you do not have a suitable spring on hand. Stiffness of the buffer can be managed by infill percentage - have done mine with 50% and works quite well.

The setup will not entirely stop the Chrion from wobbling around, but shows some good improvements when printing with 60mm/s

Just forgot: you will need 4 of them ;)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Monoprice

Printer:

Mini Delta

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0,2mm

Infill:

50%

Filament: Nothing special... PETG Cheap stuff from Amazon


Notes:

when printing PETG or ABS on the Monoprice Delta Mini make sure you have a proper skirt enabled to keep the print on the bed and to avoid warping. I used 240°C nozzle and 60°C on the bed and it worked quite good. Will take approx. 45min for each disc

Post-Printing =============

Remove the support

the discs will have some support material on the inside since bridging does not work properly at this size - remove with pliers or cutter

Glue the damper pad

Have printed the damper pad in TPU and glued it to the lower disc using some UHU Hart PVC glue - sticks very well and does a good job on a flat surface to avoid the printer moving around (pads were printed on a Flashforge Dreamer for easier TPU handling)

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