| # NUC foot 3D models |
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| The "NUC foot" 3D models are designed for |
| a [NUC6i5SYK](http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/nuc-kit-nuc6i5syk.html), but should work |
| for many other NUC models. They provide additional airflow when stacking NUCs but keep the power |
| button easily accessible. The NUC-foot-over-button-v1.stl model features a cutout over the hard |
| drive indicator light so that the lids can be removed from the NUCs, providing more airflow to the |
| heat sink. |
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| Installation: |
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| 1. Print 1 [NUC-foot-over-button-v1.stl](NUC-foot-over-button-v1.stl) and |
| 3 [NUC-foot-standard-v1.stl](NUC-foot-standard-v1.stl). The base of the model is 1.6 mm tall, so |
| you should print with a layer size that allows for that thickness. (I used 0.2mm.) |
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| 2. Loosen the screws on the bottom of the NUC. Remove the rubber feet. |
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| 3. Install each foot by sliding from the outside toward the center of the |
| NUC, avoiding catching the edge on the |
| label. For [NUC-foot-over-button-v1.stl](NUC-foot-over-button-v1.stl), orient |
| the arrow on the foot to match the "FRONT" arrow printed on the |
| NUC. Illustration: |
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| 4. Tighten the screws. |
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| NUCs can then be stacked: |
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