Project Saturn (Daphnis) Feet for Ikea TJUSIG
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In the long-held Maker tradition of [Ikea Hacking](https://ikeahackers.net/) there is no hack more original or inspiring than the [LACKRACK](http://wiki.eth-0.nl/index.php/LackRack). But not all projects are 19" rack-mount ready, so which Ikea product do you use when you want to build a custom scale-out storage array in a frame that is strong, stackable and shelf-like - with the ability to "lock in" components so that they can't "fall out"? The [TJUSIG](https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/tjusig-shoe-rack-black-90160956/), a shoe rack for all of your data storage needs! The feet are sturdy and provide a robust connection to the TJUSIG. To assemble: - Attach all feet to the part first (i.e. on your bench/floor). Noting that for each foot that you print you will need to print two clips ([thing:5373761](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5373761)) to attach it. - For parts that have one foot, such as the Project Saturn (Daphnis) TFT-Mini Display board, once the feet are attached, simply snap the feet into place on the metal rod with a firm push. - For parts that span two metal rods, such as the Project Saturn (Daphnis) Controller board and/or Drive Enclosure, once the feet are attached, place the part diagonally between the two metal rods and, by firmly holding the feet _only_, sliding the part into place. This thing is for the feet only. See also: - The hard drive caddy ([thing:5373947](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5373947)), and; - The matching hard drive enclosure ([thing:5373870](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5373870)), and; - The joining clips ([thing:5373761](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5373761)), and; - The Ikea TJUSIG stacker ([thing:5373833](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5373833)). I have also provided the 3MF file to simplify orientation on the print bed. Note that the pictures here show the older clips but the linked clips will work fine.
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