This is a super simple way to turn basically any piece of wood into a small table. Since not all boards are the same thickness, I added a simple screw mechanism to fill in those last few millimeters so it actually fits tightly.

One foot takes about 2 hours and 50g of material. Most other models I found were either massive single pieces or way too bulky. If something goes wrong with this print, you can just reprint the specific part that failed instead of wasting a whole roll of filament.

It’s a quickly made idea I wanted to test out, but I think it has potential. If you make some specific sizes, please upload the print profile! I’d love to see a big repertoire of different settings here.

Feedback is very welcome! :)


How to set it u:
 

1. Adjust the Height: Click the “Foot” part and change the Y size to how tall you want it. Just remember to uncheck “uniform scale” first!

   

2. Set your Board Thickness: Click the “BodyHeight” part and set the Y size to match your board. I used a 0.15mm tolerance so it’s not too tight, but you can tighten it down later with the screw.

   

3. Line them up: Make sure all parts are on the X axis. If you moved something, select everything, right-click, and hit "Align left (-X)".

   

4. Connect them: Select two parts next to each other and hit "Assemble" at the top. Pick the faces as shown in the pictures and set the parallel_distance to 0. They’ll snap right together.

   

5. Set the parallel_distance to 0. You will see the parts snap together

   

6. Finish it: Do that for all the parts until it looks like a leg. Then right-click and hit “Merge” so you have one solid object you can move or copy. You can even upload it as a print profile for other people in the community :)