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Adjustable legs + end caps for CAMPZ Kyoto camping table

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Publication date 2023-06-23 at 08:13
Design number 1286821

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3D model description

Adjustable tips and feet for aluminum camping table from CAMPZ, model Kyoto.

CAMPZ Kyoto Table Aluminium 107x70x70cm, silver

As this table was delivered to me with 2 of the 4 rigid plastic end caps broken, I asked to obtain replacement parts from Campz.

Unfortunately, they are not available...

So I modeled them, 2 right and 2 left, with flexible filament printing so they wouldn't break.

Materials required:

  • TPU-type flexible filament

I've also upgraded this table by replacing the original 4 fixed legs with height-adjustable versions up to 35mm.

I modeled them for flexible filament printing and with the addition of steel screws to ensure excellent reliability and stability.

Material required (per foot):

  • 1 screw 10mm in diameter and 50mm (or more) in length

  • 1 nut 10mm and 6mm high (maximum)

  • 1 25 to 30mm diameter washer drilled to 10mm

  • 1 tube of universal instant glue

  • TPU-type flexible filament

PS: it is likely that these legs are compatible with most square table legs of about 25.5mm sides and 1mm metal thickness.

3D printing settings

4 End caps (2 right + 2 left):

  • FLEX filament (TPU)

  • Temperature depending on filament and printer (225Β° for me)

  • No shrinkage

  • 0.15mm layer thickness

  • 50% filling


4 Round foot bases:

  • FLEX filament (TPU)

  • Temperature depending on filament and printer (225Β° for me)

  • No shrinkage

  • 0.15mm layer thickness

  • 50% filling

After printing, place the hex head of the screw in the base, glue one side of the washer, assemble.


4 Square foot inserts:

  • FLEX filament (TPU)

  • Temperature depending on filament and printer (225Β° for me)

  • No shrinkage

  • 0.15mm layer thickness

  • 50% filling

  • Pause on layer nΒ°97 (in 0.15mm)

When the printer pauses on layer number 97, insert the nut in the dedicated slot, then resume printing.


After removing the original leg, replace it with this piece in the square tube of the table leg, then screw the base onto it.

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