ENDER 3 V3 KE/SE TPU ANTI VIBRATION/DAMPENING FEET

Ender 3 v3 KE/SE TPU anti vibration feet:

-I was wanting feet that raised the printer up a little bit more than the original does and i wanted to increase the contact area of the printers feet to help with the vibration dampening and potential noise reduction as well as spreading the printers weight onto a larger area.

-These are meant to be printed with TPU95

-raises the printer 20mm which allows better airflow to the power supply and motherboard fans

-reduce printer vibration for better input shaper settings and higher accelerations

-seems to reduce noise slightly during printing

-these feet dont slide around and stay planted to whatever surface your printer sits on

-over time the original foam feet lose some of their sponginess/springiness and vibration dampening ability. these feet do a great job at mitigating that

-can adjust how firm/soft they are with different infills, infill %, and wall count. from the info ive been able to find online cross 3d and cross are most recommended for vibration dampening for tpu prints. gyroid can be used as well but id stay under 20% or so. for cross 3D i recommend 20%-25% for the front and 30%-35% for the rear as great starting points

-installation is EXTREMELY simple they are sized to perfectly slide over the original foam feet and should stay nice and snug so no drilling or making permanent modifications to your printer to put them on

-if you find settings that work well please leave a comment to share what your settings were to help others!

-This is a remix of this model https://www.**********.com/model/900735-ender-3-v3-seke-simple-soft-anti-shake-feet-tpu/files he has some good info on there and his feet work quite well so make sure to check them out if you havent seen them yet... not sure why it would censor it but that part is (p r i n t a b l e s).com

-UPDATE 7-22-25: I finally got around to reprinting the feet for my KE and used the cross 3D infill instead of gyroid. i would recommend using higher infill percentage for cross 3d probably 20%-25% for the front and 30%-35% for the rear since there is more weight on the backside of the KE. Obviously, everyone's printer will be slightly different and it may take a bit of trial and error to figure out what works best for you. I have updated the print settings i posted on here and they are meant to be a good starting point that should work well if you just want to print once and not spend time experimenting to find out what works best for your printer.. these settings should be a good one size fits all sort of thing. Please comment if the settings worked well for you or if you found something that works better to help others with what works best. thanks!