3D print rubber feet for IIci/IIcx?

[Von]

Hi All,

Has anyone tried to 3D print feet for your IIci?  When I got mine it had none and they appear to be hard to find... 

This seller sold his/her last set

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rubber-Foot-Macintosh-IIci-IIcx-Quadra-700-Vintage-Apple-Case-Bumper-Feet-/143139575183?_trksid=p2047675.m43663.l10137

 

[maceffects]

I think @360alaska made some for the Quadra 700 that might work. 

 

[dochilli]

I did not print feet for computer, but other parts of TPU (polyurethane). It is like rubber and could be used for the feet. I made a replacement bumper for an old harddiskdrive, that had a sticky rubber bumper.

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

@Johnnya101 ran off a batch of rubberish Q700 feets recently. Devolving that model to flat format would be easily done.

Compact Mac replacement pads like those on Macdrone's ProtoMac would be a good project.

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[Von]

I have never seen these so I am added the photos form the action that ended:

 

[maceffects]

@Trash80toHP_Mini I made custom clear feet for the SE which could be used for other cases.  It was a really obscure size that no one made.  These are much improved too and have 3m backing. 

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

Nice! It's too bad that the Apple logo'd feets would be out of place on SE/SE/30, but solid clear better matches your clear display case anyway.