In this video, we show you reduce noise and vibration from your 3D Filament printer using pavers from your home box hardware store. Total investment was $9.00 for both pieces. Since they are both 16×16, they stacked easily.
We bought these from Lowes here
If you do not have a home box store near you, see 16×16 pavers here
Forget using foam pads as other videos suggest, this is the best looking and most aggressive setup with the rubber paver on the bottom. MAKE SURE YOU SUBSCRIBE AND LIKE this video, we will post videos on many topics, and as usual, the majority of other videos sho the wrong technique, do not show the right steps and usually does not include the right ingredients in their projects.
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