One of the rubber feet on my printer fell off in shipping. I wanted to improve upon those and add risers for better airflow into the air intake. So I designed 3 different style feet, Blue's (5mm Riser), Purple's (12.5mm Riser) and Red's (20mm Riser).
Features:
Updates:
Materials Needed to assemble:
Print and Assembly Notes:
Print Profile Notes:
Nozzle: Suggest 0.4mm nozzle for precision fit
Wall Loops: 3 wall loops on 0.4mm nozzle, 0.6mm nozzle not recommended due to decreased layer adhesion.
Layer Height: Suggest 0.16 or 0.20mm to maximize strength (0.20mm default)
Infill: 25% gyroid
Brim: None on textured build plate. Consider brim for smooth PEI plate.
Batch Size: For optimum layer adhesion advise printing 2-4 parts at a time to keep layers hot. For large batches (4+) reduce fan cooling. PETG performs worse if layers cool too much, and you risk a layer shift on bed-slingers like A1.
Material: PETG or ABS/ASA (Scale 100.7% for ABS/ASA), PLA would probably be okay, but suggest PETG for functional parts.
Color: Any
Print Orientation: Print with the larger part on the print bed.
Supports: Supports only within hole, can be removed by prying with a small flathead screwdriver. Suggest: Support Object XY Distance 0.5, Top Interface layers 3, Base Pattern Spacing 0.25.
3d Printers: Should be printable on any printer.
Filament amount required: 3.16g per part for 5mm riser, 7.9g per part for 20mm riser