Adding rubber layer under the A1

[Kabal]

Hi,

i was wondering if it is a good idea to add a rubber layer 1,5cm under the A1 to reduce a bit more the vibrations.

What do you think ?

[EnoTheThracian]

Hi Kabal,

You may find this thread interesting.

Anti-vibration feet and misconceptions (Vibration Tip)

I have seen so many posts here and on Reddit about printer vibration and asking the question “should I buy the anti-vibration feet?”. From my background in engineering, as a machinist, and an amateur audiophile, I thought that I would provide some detailed information so that users can understand what is really going on and make the choice that works for them. Purpose The purpose of anti-vibration feet is to reduce the vibrations transmitted to the surroundings. They are commonly (and more pro…

For best effect, add weight directly underneath your printer before putting that on a springy foam.

I also made a little, playfull experiment/tutorial here Anti-Vibration Pad Mk I by EnoTheThracian - MakerWorld. Tried it on my X1C to good effect. It is going a bit over the top though . Should work with a lighter printer too although you may need to strap your printer to the weight.

Hope this helps,
Eno

[Kabal]

LOL a bit overkill XD

i have a special rubber, it is used under the washing machine

[user_3373783013]

Mine makes noise too not sure if it’s the bed or adjustment