ABOUT:

Made some anti-skip feet for my pancake compressor that lives on a wooden board under my metalworking bench. Most people keep it under a work bench of some kind. Hopefully it's wood.

This will work with any pancake style compressor's feet. Porter Cable, Craftsman, Ryobi, etc…

If you need another diameter for yours, I can help out. 

I only have one pancake compressor so I don't know what sizes are out there. 



FEATURES:

Keeps the compressor in one place without skipping. Will accommodate a bolt or screw depending on what size you need. (5mm or 10mm). The feet have an ID of 40mm. 



HARDWARE NEEDED: 

(3)  5mm or 10mm  ¾" or 1" long fasteners. 



PRINTING SUGGESTIONS: 

I would use PLA, TPU 95a, or ABS. Basically anything shock resistant.

It shouldn't take more than 1hr to print all three. 

I would do 10-15% infill. 

No brim is needed because of the large print surface. 

License
CC BY-NC-SA
Soldering Base
by scupoli is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.

FINAL THOUGHTS:

Maybe someone will find this useful.

Cheers!

Visit my blog: https://www.scwd.us

Visit my [YouTube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/@SCWD_US)

Pancake Anti-Skip Feet

compressor anti vibration feet 10mm.stl

**ABOUT:**
Made a custom soldering base with a detachable piece of 23guage sheet metal (165mm x 114mm) held on by 10mm x 3mm magnets.
I put some electrical tape around the perimeter or the sheet metal to help with grip and mainly to not cut anyone that uses it.
I've tested this and it does not melt the base plate.
Time will tell.

**FEATURES:**
The large round 44mm hole fits 1 of 3 things. A tiner, flux paste, or electrical tape.
The small hole is for a harbor freight brush for flux paste/resin.
The square hole will hold your tips or heat shrink tubes.
Fits a piece of 23guage sheet metal @ 165mm x 114mm.
 
**HARDWARE NEEDED: **
(1)  3mm x 12 bolt, washer, and nut. The nut is held in place on the bottom. 
(4) neodymium/rare earth magnets @ 10mm x 3mm. 
(Optional) Electrical black tape around the perimeter of the sheet metal for grip and protection.

**PRINTING SUGGESTIONS: **
I would use PETG, ASA, or ABS for heat resistance.
It shouldn't take more than 40 mins or so to finish the print.
I would do 10-15% Hex pattern infill.
Supports are optional for the nut hole on the bottom. 
No brim is needed because of the large print surface. 

**DISCLOSURES:**
Shown with optional solder spool holder. 
No accessories included. 


**FINAL THOUGHTS:**
Maybe someone will find this useful.
Cheers!

Visit my blog: https://www.scwd.us
Visit my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@SCWD_US

**License
CC BY-NC-SA
Soldering Base
by scupoli is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.**

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