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Balance Board Bottom Bob
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Stand up desks are all the rage at my office these days, and a balance board one of my coworkers brought has been a big hit, too! Everyone (including me) takes turns balancing on it, and when I took a look at the bottom, I knew it was my next 3D printing project! I call it the "bottom bob" thingy...
Designed in Fusion 360, printed at 40% infill in PLA, it took nearly 7 hours to print when using Honeycomb infill. I've since then tuned my printing speed and infill (using Cubic) and got it down to 4 hours.
The board itself is a Laminated Pine Round (17.75" x 1") I found at Home Depot for $6. I used #6 x 3/4" wood screws to attach the bottom bob to the board.
Testing continues, while I figure out if this thing can withstand my weight (230 lbs), but so far, it seems to be working well and it's very sturdy (and heavy!) at 40
Stand up desks are all the rage at my office these days, and a balance board one of my coworkers brought has been a big hit, too! Everyone (including me) takes turns balancing on it, and when I took a look at the bottom, I knew it was my next 3D printing project! I call it the "bottom bob" thingy...
Designed in Fusion 360, printed at 40% infill in PLA, it took nearly 7 hours to print when using Honeycomb infill. I've since then tuned my printing speed and infill (using Cubic) and got it down to 4 hours.
The board itself is a Laminated Pine Round (17.75" x 1") I found at Home Depot for $6. I used #6 x 3/4" wood screws to attach the bottom bob to the board.
Testing continues, while I figure out if this thing can withstand my weight (230 lbs), but so far, it seems to be working well and it's very sturdy (and heavy!) at 40
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