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Office footrest

A footrest for under the desk, tilted to rest your ankles. Set the height at the center and the tilt, and the sides, stretcher and platform follow. Use it when your desk is higher than your chair allows.

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      What tilt is best?

      Between 10 and 15 degrees is the most comfortable for the ankles. Over that, feet can slip, so stick non-slip rubber on top.

      How high should it be?

      High enough that your feet rest flat with your thighs level. The desk and chair height calculator tells you how much your desk is missing.

      Do I need rubber feet?

      Yes, stick rubber feet underneath so it does not slide on the floor.

      Which software opens the DXF?

      Any CAM program that reads DXF, such as VCarve, Aspire, Fusion, Alphacam or Mach-compatible tools. Outside cuts, inside cuts and dog-bones are on separate layers, and the files are generated at real size.