printer with legs 3d models

Leg with squash ball for 3D printers screw M5, 7-10mm length T-nut M5

zuspiel's design is amazing, definitely check out his Source files. I wanted to add in some Acrylic/Perspex guides for my 3mm thick clear Acrylic sheet so I remixed his design. My Acrylic was sold as 3mm, I measured it and it was thinker so the...

I really liked the original design, but I don't have a Kossel printer, I have a custom-made printer with 90° angles. Since I had it on-hand, I used 1/4-20 hex bolt and nut in place of the original hardware. One more trick that I used: I printed the...

Adjustable legs for anything with 2020 or 2040 extruded bars. One part is designed to attach to the rail using two M5 screws and T-nuts per leg. The other two parts can be stacked like legos and secured at the desired length with M5 screws or smaller...

Adjusted to use screws to mount instead of sliding on the rail Extended Legs to increase adjustment and minimum height

I designed a set of legs for the Anet E10 that allow you to keep the original feet in place while raising up the printer 3 inches. The leg require very little filament each. At 20% infill with 2mm wall thickness they use 54g of filament per leg. ...I...

Very simple design for CR10 printer legs (stand). Print 4 of them and place your printer. It provides 85 mm clear height from the ground. So, you can gain extra space. I also designed gaps underneath the legs to stick a rubber or whatever you'd...

I bought some 4x4 vibration isolation pads for the CR-10 printer so I made legs that would hold them in. I also wanted to have some space on the bottom of the printer so I can get access to the bottom of the bed to make adjustments and in the future...

A leg and foot combo for the Adimlab printer that allows you to raise it high enough to put the control box underneath and does not require any other hardware to attach.

These sleeves are designed to fit the legs of an IKEA Lack 55cm x 55cm table in order to form an oblong from 2 of the aforementioned tables it'll make sense if your building an enclosure for your printer, if not, you probably found these things...

Legs for CR-10 3D Printer Raises the base 160mm to allow room for control box to fit underneath Will need to move spool position. Will not fit on top of control box anymore. May require slight shimming depending on settings. If you try them...

The STL will print both the base plate and adjustable leg.

This is a design for Tronxy x5 style printers. ...I printed them with for solid and perimeter layers and 50% infill density

So I have designed a rotation legs for my printer that I can attach to the printer when I need to rotate it, do the job and then hide them somewhere. I have attached leg mount at every side of the printer and now I can rotate it on any side I want...

Creality CR10s/10 3D Printer Raised Legs Uses all existing hardware from stock printer to mount. Raise your printer to save space and place the controller beneath the print bed. - Simply remove the rubber feet from the frame of the printer and...

These are legs for Anycubic Kossel which I made so that electronics at the bottom have more air flow and also so I could mount a power supply on the side of the printer. ...Additional bonus is that it makes the printer more stable and it doesn't scratch...

These legs will raise your AM8 printer frame about 10cm and will give you some space underneath for things like my MKS Gen 1.4 Electronics Control Box (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3793851) There is only one .STL file but what you need to do is...

Ensure that your 3D printer is on a perfectly level surface with these 3D printed workbench leveling legs. The central knob is cross-threaded so turning it to the left will move the plate above it up, and the foot below it down at the same time...

... or small printers. Print size: 50mm x 50mm x 30mm Scale if needed. You may have to increase or decrease infill or wall settings depending on the size of your printer. ...I have experimented with multiple settings so if you have questions just ask.

Made beefy to be able to stand heavy heights, support weight while the printer is directly tilted on them, and also allows the user to slide other accessories into the extrusion with the use of the v slot groves. **ENDER 3V2 with its power supply...

Decorative pot with legs that fit together by shape. The legs can be printed or made of wood. ... The width of the mouth is approximately 11 cm.

Update your 3D printer with high adjustable legs. You need just screw and download also 3D printer legs fixation. ...You can use it for adjust height and flatness of your 3D printer

Just flowerpot with legs.

An eye with legs

Turtle with moving legs

Pipe weld with legs

vase with legs

table with spiral legs

Shelf with Hairpin Legs

--The model is compatible with ANY profile maded printer (Creality printers, Tevo's, BLV cube and more!)-- Wanted to stylize a CR10 that I've fixed. The idea is to make small legs with rubber pads that would look like 2040 V-slot profiles. It will...