Jack pad

Jack pad

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Jack pad for ordinary garage car jack. I designed this primarily for our two Toyotas. An Aygo and a Verso. It's supposed to fit where you attach the emergency jack according to the "User manual". You can't use a garage jack without a pad that fits this spot, otherwise you will damage the car. The goal is to make it easy to switch between summer and winter wheels. I have printed it in flexible filament to avoid damage the car body parts. You can print this in any layer height, the finish is not very important. What to consider is the infill percentage. It will take some pressure so use a relative high infill. I used Hobby King flexible filament. This filament is not super flexible, so you will get a fairly robust block if you are using 70% infill. Print Settings Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Any Infill: 70% Notes: The resolution is not important. I believe infill should be at least 70% to get a more robust build. You will need to use support, at least for the outer perimeter. Maybe you can manage to print the "inner" bridge without. I used support everywhere.

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