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Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread

Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread
Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread
Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread
Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread
Rubber Damping Foot for 3D Printers – 38 × 30 × 17 mm, M6 Thread
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Black rubber foot for supporting 3D printers, small machines and structures. Its elastic body helps reduce rigid contact with the supporting table and may decrease the transmission of certain vibrations and structure-borne noise.

It has an M6 internal thread for attachment to the machine base. This format is commonly used in VORON builds and other CoreXY printer projects, although compatibility must be confirmed through its dimensions and mounting system.

Main features

  • Black rubber damping foot.
  • Nominal maximum diameter: 38 mm.
  • Nominal upper diameter: 30 mm.
  • Nominal height: 17 mm.
  • Internal thread: M6.
  • Approximate weight: 18.19 g.
  • Compact format for 3D printers and small machines.
  • Sold individually.

Black rubber damping foot with M6 internal thread

Nominal dimensions

Feature Nominal value
Maximum base diameter38 mm
Upper diameter30 mm
Height17 mm
Internal threadM6
Approximate weight18.19 g

Typical applications

  • CoreXY and Cartesian 3D printers.
  • VORON builds specifying M6 feet of these dimensions.
  • Electronics enclosures.
  • Small CNC machines and desktop equipment.
  • Robotics and automation projects.
  • Structures requiring clearance beneath their base.

VORON compatibility

This type of foot is commonly used in several VORON builds, but it must not be assumed to fit every VORON solely from its appearance. Different designs, revisions and modifications may use other brackets, screws or heights.

Before installation, check:

  • The M6 mounting thread.
  • The available screw length.
  • Clearance for the 38 mm base.
  • The 17 mm height and required clearance beneath the frame.
  • The number and position of feet specified by the structure.

Installation

  1. Confirm that the mounting screw or bracket uses a compatible M6 thread.
  2. Install every foot in the position specified by the design.
  3. Distribute the machine weight evenly.
  4. Tighten until secure without excessively deforming the rubber body.
  5. Check that the machine is stable and does not rock.
  6. Inspect the feet and fasteners periodically.

Top and underside views of M6 rubber damping feet

Vibration and noise

An elastic support can reduce the transmission of some vibrations from the machine to the table. Actual performance depends on machine weight, number of feet, load distribution, table rigidity and the frequencies generated during movement.

Material hardness and an isolation curve are not specified, so no specific reduction in noise or vibration can be guaranteed. The feet will not correct mechanical play, resonances or faults within the printer.

Difference from a levelling foot

This component prioritises elastic support and uses an M6 internal thread. When height adjustment is required to compensate for an uneven table, consider the Ø50 mm levelling foot with M8 × 50 mm stud, provided that the structure supports its installation.

Limitations

No maximum load, Shore hardness, maximum temperature or resistance to oils and chemicals is declared. These properties must be verified before use with heavy machinery, industrial environments or safety-critical applications.

Package contents

  • 1 × black rubber damping foot with M6 internal thread.

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