Anet A8 20mm Printed Rubber Foot

Anet A8 20mm Printed Rubber Foot

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I designed these to minimize vibration from the printer going through a cupboard I had it sat on which was creating a loud bassy tone. With the feet installed this sound is minimised. I know there are other options, however they can create flex in the frame which can negatively affect the print quality. 8mm slot is for the main frame and front. 5mm slot for the Z stepper parts as they help stabilise the frame. I use 8 altogether. 4 on the rear part of the frame, 1 each on each Z stepper surround and 2 at the front. I used supports for the holders, 10% density lines in Cura. They are easy to remove. I print the holders in PLA and the feet in TPU - 10% infill for the feet and your choice for the holders. The feet will be softer / harder depending on the infill so experiment if they do not suit your purpose :) <BR> Check out these 3D printer support groups on facebook for help with your settings or anything else printing related:<BR><BR> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1843740479205162/">3D Printer Support Group</a><BR> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1068531466501015/">Official Anet Group</a>

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