Circuit Maker Stand by Chevytrucks5

Chevytrucks5

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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4.1 h

2 plates

4.1(11)

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Description

lifted the Cricut maker to store thing under it. I printed the stand out of ASA and the feet in TPU.

cricut

maker

stand

Comment & Rating (19)

@user_2847311973

Excellent print. I used PLA with no issues. Didn’t have TPU, so I just used the original cricut feet at the bottom.

@user_3662487844

did you change any settings in pla

@user_2928881473

Model printed flawlessly and attached as directed. I printed the feet in formfutura TPU. I struggled a little getting the feet in as I think the pins into the model were a little smaller that what was printed. fixed it my heating the TPU ping with a Dremel touch and they clicked in perfectly My wife loves it !

@ShaneQi

Boosted

This stand is a good design, gives so much space below. 1. I don't have any TPU so I remixed the bottom to be compatible with the rubber feet from the Maker machine. 2. The screws from my Maker machines were too short to fasten this stand so I had to remix the top part a little bit too. But it turned out great after all!

@charbonnet

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Design doesn’t allow for ease of access to screws to assemble. The feet on my print also didn’t fit, doesn’t really make sence either to have them detatchable. Could have been good but sadly a waste of filament for me.

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The designer has replied

@Chevytrucks5

Sorry to hear this didn’t work for you. This only fits the Cricut Maker model. The feet are separate because they print out of TPU for vibration dampening and add grip to the surface.

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@user_3299044554

Boosted

Not sure why you had problems - we printed this and it fits our Cricut Maker perfectly! Was easy to screw in as well, and the TPU feet popped in with little effort.

@JohnandCrystals

I don't understand how these connect. Can you explain?

@user_3299044554

Boosted

Remove the rubber Cricut feet from the bottom of the machine. Remove the foot screws, and use them to screw up through the printed stands back into the bottom of the Cricut. Best to use either a shorter stubby screwdriver, or better yet a 90 degree driver or bit in a socket.

@bgioan

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

excellent quality

@Ralfmeyer78

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

danke

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@Move3D

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

@user_312118440

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Other Issues:I have a cricut maker. same as pictured. the screws do not fit thru the thin slots. also couldn’t get the bottom pieces to line up and fit. great concept but didn’t work