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MARKO Mount for the Unitree Pump Max

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0.6mm nozzle, 0.24mm layer, 12 walls, 60% infill
0.6mm nozzle, 0.24mm layer, 12 walls, 60% infill
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6.5 h
1 plate

0.16mm layer, 14 walls, 60% infill
0.16mm layer, 14 walls, 60% infill
Designer
11.8 h
1 plate

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Description

MARKO Mount for Unitree PUMP MAX – Improved Rack Attachment

The stock rack mount for the Unitree PUMP MAX is frustratingly clunky and difficult to adjust between posts. To solve this, I designed a custom 3D-printed mount that makes repositioning fast and effortless.

Key Benefits

  • Smooth sliding and easy repositioning on rack posts
  • Secure and stable hold without creaking or flex
  • Built specifically for rack integration – no more fighting with the original mount
  • Tested to support up to at least 70kg in all directions without failure (material and print instructions must be followed)

Mount Compatibility

  • Designed for 3x3” power racks with 1” (25 mm) holes
  • Tested on REP Fitness PR-5000
  • May fit similar racks, but confirm dimensions before printing

Mounting Hardware

  • I used spare bolts that came with my rack
  • You can likely some sort of gym pin

Print Instructions (Must Follow Exactly)

  • Material: PETG only (other filaments were not tested and may fail)
  • Walls: 12–14
  • Infill: 60% (avoid 100%)
  • Nozzle: 0.6 mm recommended for max strength; 0.4 mm works too
  • Layer Height (tested): 0.16 mm

Strength Testing

  • Tested with 0.4 mm nozzle, 14 walls, 60% infill
  • Held 70kg of weight in every direction without any deformation or structural issues
  • PUMP MAX max resistance is 70kg, so test limit matches max use case

 

⚠️ Warnings

  • The PUMP MAX is heavy and unbalanced when mounted—hold it securely when removing pins or bolts to avoid tipping or dropping.
  • The mount was tested in my environment and it works without issue, I can not confirm how you use it, so I can't guarantee a lack of failures
  • Do not use PLA. Use PETG only and follow wall/infill specs for safety.
  • Ensure the PETG is extremely dry before printing

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