I keep my printers on a wire shelf in a closet, but the rubber feet kept slipping between the wires. So I designed this little customizable platform to hold them up.

#Customization: With the included .scad file, which you can open in OpenSCAD, you can to tweak the design to fit the spacing on your shelf. It allows customizing the space between wires, the diameter of each wire, extra padding around the wire (to help make sure it'll fit), distance to go past the wire, and width/height of the platform.

I'm planning on expanding this to allow for even bigger platforms, spanning more than two wires.

#Files: I included the .stl files for the different spacing I encountered on my shelves:

• 19.3mm gap, separating two 3mm* wires
• 27mm gap, separating two 3mm* wires
• 32.5mm gap, separating a 3mm* wire and a 5mm* wire (edge of the shelf)

* diameter

#Printing: Print it with slots up, and angled whichever way makes sense for your printer. It's not a very detailed print, so whatever speed you can manage, and it's a pretty simple and durable design so a 20% infill proved sufficient for me.