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MODULITH 240 Foot Rail Lower - 1W
formerly GEN2
Shows the main printed body in its recommended print orientation - separate pieces (labels, accents) and removable print aids aren't included.
1W = 88mm on the grid (1W = 88mm)
| System size | 1W |
|---|---|
| Installed size | 88 W × 240 D mm |
| Print estimate | 27 g PLA · 1 h · 27 g PETG · 1 h 2 minEstimated with a Prusa XL, 0.4 mm HF nozzle, 0.2 mm layer height (too wide for a CORE One bed). |
| Connects to | MODULITH Rail · QuickLock |
| Hardware | Optional - one M3×12mm socket head screw + M3 nut per 1W locks the foot rails to the cases; they interlock without any hardware · the hardware list |
All 4 sizes live in one listing - in it, look for 240-1W in the file list. Same file everywhere it appears; if a kit includes it, either copy works.
Planning a whole build? The Planner lists every file your layout needs.
Installation guide: Tabletop Builds
Technical details
STL file · 148 KB
Current
Works with this part
What this part needs, takes and mounts with - each link opens the exact size where the size is fixed, otherwise the matching family.
Required to use this part
240 CasesFREERuns under the bottom row of a tabletop build of 240 cases - needed when that row has two or more cases, and it carries the feet.
The other layer - its pieces tile across the row
The lower layer slides into the upper, which locks into the dovetail slots under the cases - both layers run the full width of the row, tiled from 1W and 2W pieces with the seams offset; the Planner lists the set.
The lower layer slides into the upper, which locks into the dovetail slots under the cases - both layers run the full width of the row, tiled from 1W and 2W pieces with the seams offset; the Planner lists the set.
Printed or adhesive - one or the other, same count, same spots · 2 x (bottom-row width in 1W + 1) for the whole row - the Planner counts them, never per rail piece · Two or more cases in the bottom row - the feet go into the lower rail, not the cases
TPU FootFREEThe lower foot rail takes the feet that keep the build planted - printed TPU feet snap into its slots.
Adhesive rubber feetPURCHASEDAdhesive rubber feet stick to the flat pads around the lower rail's slots - a one-for-one alternative to printed TPU feet: same count, same spots.
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Optional upgrades
M3×12mm socket head screwPURCHASEDOptional - screws the foot rails into the case's nut slots; they interlock without any hardware.
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M3 hex nutPURCHASEDOptional - pairs with the M3×12 foot-rail screw.
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