March 10, 2026
Description
If the kickboard (plinth) under your kitchen cabinets keeps falling off, the plastic clips that hold it in place have probably broken.
These small connectors are commonly used to attach the kitchen plinth panel to the cabinet legs, preventing dust and dirt from going under the cabinets.
Instead of buying new clips or replacing the entire system, you can print a replacement in just a few minutes.
This is a 3D printable replacement clip designed to attach the kitchen plinth (kickboard) to the cabinet support legs.
The clip snaps onto the cabinet leg and holds the plinth panel securely in place.
Perfect if the original plastic clips are broken, lost, or worn out.
The kickboard will snap into place and stay secure again.
Material: PETG recommended (PLA works but PETG is stronger)
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Walls: 2
Infill: 15%
Supports: Not required
Printed on a Bambu Lab printer, but compatible with any FDM printer.
This style of clip is commonly used in modular kitchens and cabinet systems to secure the plinth panel to adjustable cabinet legs.
Please check dimensions to ensure compatibility with your kitchen setup.
The original clips in my kitchen broke and replacements were difficult to find.
So I designed a simple and durable printable version that can be produced quickly with a 3D printer.
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License:
MakerWorld Exclusive License