Artillery Hornet lifting feet

 The arrangement of the components in the Hornet seems to be the result of a very careful study to make the whole very robust and durable, as well as making the first assembly of the whole very easy. However, the ventilation inlets of the power supply, housed in the lower part of the base, seem very close to the support surface, with the consequent limited section of passage of the cooling air. To avoid dangerous overheating, the idea of ​​lifting the printer from the support surface by means of the special feet can be a valid solution to the problem, as well as making many spaces available under the printer to keep tools and work tools under it.
I propose a lifting foot, to be printed in 4 copies and press-fit over the supplied rubber feet. A useful complement can be a non-slip rubber cleat to be glued under the base of these feet.

Print in PLA with: 3-layer walls, 3-layer bottom; top 4 layers, filling 10%