shop stool modeled after a viper stool - Free 3D Print Model

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user_3383338586

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X1 Carbon

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H2D Pro

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A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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46 h

13 plates

5.0(3)

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill

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7.7 h

1 plate

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Description

I will do my best to explain. Therec are 3 different seat styles one is fixed one is adjusted by up to 3 bolts the other uses a lift cylinder i took mine from an ols harbor height stool im also using the cushions till i get my leather in. There are 5 holes around the top depending on sit configuation if you use lift cylinder you will tap some with a 5/16 tap the others let a ¼ inch bolt slide thru. I know im making this more confussing than it really is. If you have questions feel free to ask but after its printed it easy to fig out. I cleaned the holes with drill bit and ran tap in the taped holes i recomend it. You will need ¼ 20 socket head cap screws lenght depends and if you use bottom shelf and so on i had to grind a tough off most of mine. again print it and it will make more sence. Im going to stop attempting to explain im making it sound more complicated than it it.

I should add it very strong i used petg cf i weigh 230 and during testing i was bouncing up and down standing on it and i seen or felt no movement.

i used 3" office chair wheels with 7/16 or 11 mm shaft i did clean out holes first. I hope you enjoy ive wanted a viper stool for years but wasnt going to pay there prices. This stool rolls over extensions cords and ¼" thick boards with me on it

Comment & Rating (27)

@BigAl2

Thank you for the great project design, I tweaked it a little and put a spin up spin down post and a locking collar. Again thank you K2 Plus, 6 walls, layer height .2, 10 top and bottom layers, 25% infill, Elegoo Rapid PETG

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@user_3383338586

I had thought of doing something like that also stool looks good

@user_3957787165

what did you use for your seat? and do you by chance still have you files and are you willing to share/upload them?

@KLLRDPRNTS

stl?

@user_380750004

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

it’s a 1/4-20 screw that goes in there, correct?

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@user_3383338586

im curious why 4 stars was there a problem I know the directions sucked but it was a good print

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@user_380750004

Replying to @user_3383338586 :

sorry. I did not realize I did that. I wil rectify that. I’m still printing mine. Getting ready to order my seat and wheels.

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@user_3383338586

Replying to @user_380750004 :

I have two and I really love them

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@user_3957787165

Does anyone know the full measurements of the screws needed? is it all the same? I'm currently printing the adjustable height one, does that use a different screw/bolt then the rest? like the length and all measurements? can anyone maybe send me some links with the screws they used? Please and thank you!

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@user_3957787165

My measurements are (with calipers): approximately 30mm is about 1 and 3/16 in for the bottom mounting screws next to the wheels with a shelf (10 of them needed), approximately 26mm without shelf approximately 60mm is about 2 and 3/8 in for the screw insert + adjustable height holes (3 of them pictured and in 3mf but 5 of them are possible) approximately 22.23mm is about 7/8 in for the screws mounting the supporting structure to the main structure (not this does not leave room for a nut so it HAS to be beyond 7/8 in) (15 of them needed, 10 on top for each supporting structure and 5 on the bottom) please let me know if any of this is incorrect or if there are better measurements

@user_3957787165

Replying to @user_3957787165 :

m5 for stool hole, 1/4-20 is slightly too big, i designed a stool seat that i'll upload

@user_3636392610

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@pnemick84

Just started making thing. Really excited about this. Using Creality PETG

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@user_3383338586

I would really recommend PETG cf but it’s your call I did some unscientific testing and thought pet cf would be better suited

@pnemick84

Replying to @user_3383338586 :

Came out pretty decent. Had to increase walls and infill on the base for a bit of extra strength but it held me up. You're probably right the the PETG-CF would have been a better choice. Perhaps if the base fails ill replace it with that. Great Model though CHEERS to you!!!!

@cturnbull802

anyone have a good source for seats that are compatible?

The designer has replied

@user_3383338586

You can buy a cheap shop stool on Amazon for 30 bucks and has lift cylinder

@BigAl2

This is a tremendous design, thank you for sharing. May I ask one question, how did you get the wheels to lock into place in the holes. Thank you again

The designer has replied

@user_3383338586

The office chair wheels have a little retaining ring that helps make it fit snug in hole. You just push it in hole its nice and tight in a 11mm or 7/16 hole

@BigAl2

Replying to @user_3383338586 :

Thank you, I now have my next project - thanks for being one of the good guys

@jaggededdge

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Awesome design. Haven’t printed it yet, but it definitely deserves a boost just for the design alone. Any chance you could add a couple of bottle holders and maybe a 3-inch wall around the base to help keep tools from sliding off?

@mierwins

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You're amazing! Love it

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@user_3383338586

I appreciate it thank you

@user_2458810638

Boosted

Awesome job, I've always wanted 1 of those stools but couldn't see spending that much money on 1. This definitely moved to the top of my must print list. Boosted!

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