connector for IKEA lack enclosure extension
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ATTENTION: if you're attaching a bottom plate like shown in the picture, do assemble the tables individually first, then attach with connectors! Otherwise, it will become extremely difficult (or impossible) to install dowel screws between legs and table tops. To achieve the best look, drill the bottom plate through existing holes using a 3/16" or 4.8 mm drill bit. Then, attach the legs so that the painted part is facing up. This way, four wheel casters can be installed to the bottom plate. I'm using these: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-2-in-Wheel-Caster-Dbl-Race-Plate-2-Pack-49346/300194079 Files: IKEA_LACK_LEG_CONNECTOR_NO_SCREWS.STL: - No screws (snug fit) * Since there are no screw holes, I made this model snug fit. Therefore, using a mallet hammer is recommended. IKEA_LACK_LEG_CONNECTOR_US#8_or_M4_Countersink_Holes.STL: - 2 holes each: US#8 or 4mm IKEA_LACK_LEG_CONNECTOR_US#12_or_M6_straight_Holes.STL: - 2 holes each: US#12 or 6mm Printing: For optimal strength, print at minimum 0.6 mm perimeters. Material: PETG, ABS, or similar Happy Printing!
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