Chair Spine for Broken Hydraulics

Chair Spine for Broken Hydraulics

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Here's my tale in bullet points: - Bought a chair to support up to 400lbs. - I weight 320. - Hydraulics lasted 3.5 years, died a month or two back. - Bought replacement. Lasted a month and change. - Can't get replacement off. - Printed this set of interlocking vertebrae and cushions. They work pretty well for my chair so far. You may want to scale up or down depending on your chair, <strong>these print as-is with a diameter of 38.5mm.</strong> The A and B pieces interlock, and have tolerance at about 0.3mm. This can be printed in PLA, but <strong>I recommend ABS or PETG above all else</strong>. About 15% infill should be fine, if you can do the tetra-infill from Cura, I'd go with that maybe. The Cushion piece I printed in Ninjaflex, <strong> and I'd recommend that or another very flexible (not semi) material</strong>. That may be printed at about 15-30% infill. I went with 20. Holds up well so far :)

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