Is a printed foot the same as a rubber one?

No. A printed foot is a rigid plastic part. It matches the shape and height of a rubber foot. It will not cushion or grip a surface the way rubber does.

Can you match the exact height of the other three feet?

Tell us the height and we plan the new one to match.

What if the foot has a metal screw insert?

Tell us the insert size. We plan the post around it, though the metal insert itself is not something we supply.

Get a foot or bumper made to your numbers

A missing foot on a speaker, a cabinet, or a small appliance. Tell us the contact size and the height you need, and we plan a rigid plastic foot to match. This is a solid printed part, not a soft rubber one. It solves the shape and height problem, not a cushioning problem.

Set your sizes

The foot and bumper builder is not live yet. Send us your numbers and a person plans the part with you.

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What we can make

A foot that replaces a broken plastic one
Set the contact size and the height you need to match the other feet.
A standoff that raises one edge of a device
Pick the height and how it attaches underneath.

How it works

1Tell us the sizes listed above.
2Send your numbers to the Solution Counter.
3A person looks at what you sent and plans the part.
4You see a price before anything is printed.

What we need from you

The contact diameter and the height you need
How it attaches: a screw insert, a stick on pad, or a friction fit post
A photo of a matching foot still on the item, if you have one

Common questions

Is a printed foot the same as a rubber one?: No. A printed foot is a rigid plastic part. It matches the shape and height of a rubber foot. It will not cushion or grip a surface the way rubber does.
Can you match the exact height of the other three feet?: Tell us the height and we plan the new one to match.
What if the foot has a metal screw insert?: Tell us the insert size. We plan the post around it, though the metal insert itself is not something we supply.