Why this design, compared to alternatives out there?
- Low amount of filament consumption (17.5g each, with 20% infill and 4 perimeters)
- Less filament consumption = a quicker print
- Use of just a single T-nut & screw
- Can be mounted/removed with the squash ball (pre-)installed in the 3D-print.
- Designed for the correct screw length, with some leeway; with some other designs you risk(/will) damage your extrusions.
- Lock on ‘hook’-feature, making assembly real easy
Necessary hardware (BOM)
| Description | Amount |
|---|
| M5x8mm (ISO7380) | 1 (per foot) |
| M5 T-nut | 1 (per foot) |
| 2-yellow-dot squash ball | 1 (per foot) |
Printing Instructions
PETG 4 perimeters, 20% infill, 5 top/bottom-layers, PrusaSlicer: “detect bridging perimeters" enabled.
Credits
It's a remix of the Squash ball feet for Prusa i3 mk3s by Yosuke.
Tags
The author remixed this model.
Differences of the remix compared to the original
Made it compatible with the Bear frame.