Chair Feet in many Diameters and Angles

I designed these feet to protect a wooden floor from the metal-pipe legs of a couple of chairs. With the exact angle of the legs, the base of the feet is flat on the floor, reducing the risk of damaging the floor.

How to Print the Coins

In the file section, you will find PrusaSlicer example projects. Use these as a good base for your settings, or check the table below:

Dimensions

Look into the catalogue PDF for all dimensions shown in this drawing.

The part number and file name have the following format:

LR2250-<angle>-D<leg diameter>.3mf

Angle (A)

This is the angle of the leg in degrees. The angle of 90º means a completely straight leg.

Leg Diameter (D)

The nominal diameter of the chair leg. There is no tolerance, so the four fins clamp slightly to the pipe of the leg. 

Total Height (H)

This is the total height of the part, depending on the leg diameter. See the catalogue for the exact height for each diameter.

Foot Diameter (FD)

The diameter of the foot platform. Its value depends on the leg diameter. See the catalogue for the exact diameter.

This and That

About the Right Filaments

This is no PLA print. It works well with PETG, but try a print with ASA if you have it. TPA is also a good material, but difficult to print in that shape.

The Print in the Photo

The print in the photo is model LR2250B-73-D16, printed on an Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ with Prusament PETG Jet Black.

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Conclusion

I hope this foot protects your floor or gives your chair a nicer look. Whatever it is, if you like this print, please rate it and add photos of them.

Happy Printing!