Create a sturdy two-tier 3D printer stand using two IKEA Lack tables. This design uses custom 3D printed connectors and supports that glue into place, allowing the tables to stack securely without any screws or hardware.

The connectors align the legs of both tables and add extra support, creating a stable structure that works great as a compact printer station. The top level can hold your printer, while the lower level provides space for filament, tools, or other equipment.

Everything is designed to be easy to print and simple to assemble, making it a quick upgrade for your workspace.

Features

• Designed for two IKEA Lack tables
• Stacked two-level printer stand
• No screws or hardware required
• Glue-fit connectors for easy assembly
• Adds stability and alignment to the stacked tables
• Clean and minimal design

Printing Tips

• Material: PLA or PETG
• Layer height: 0.2 mm recommended
• Infill: 20–30%
• Supports: Not required

Assembly
Assembly steps are shown in the photos for easy reference. Simply print the parts, apply glue to the connectors, and fit them into the table legs to secure the stacked structure.