Bass Clarinet Peg Stand Adapter (K&M 150/1), a 3D-printed stand accessory
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Bass Clarinet Peg Stand Adapter (K&M 150/1)

Lets a K&M bassoon stand hold a lightweight E-flat bass clarinet by its peg

Designed by hunterbine, published on Thingiverse

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 No commercial use Build info 2/5

Licence verified on Thingiverse, 20 October 2026.

Fits
K&M 150/1 (15010) bassoon stand
Material
TPU 95A, at least 50% infill
Supports
None (print upside down)
Difficulty
Easy
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About the Bass clarinet peg adapter

A lightweight E-flat bass clarinet can sit on a bassoon stand, but it tends to topple, and you keep adjusting the peg. This adapter replaces the rubber cup on a widely sold K&M bassoon stand, so it holds the instrument steady at peg level. It follows the designer's earlier, popular adapter for a Hercules stand.

Print it upside down on its flat top, with no supports, in TPU 95A at 50% infill or more. That's flexible enough not to break in transport and firm enough to hold the peg. To fit it, pull off the stand leg's rubber foot, unscrew the rubber cup, and push the adapter onto the leg.

What you'll need

Printed parts

  • Adapter (TPU)

Bought parts

  • A K&M 150/1 bassoon stand

Tools

  • Nothing

Build overview

Photos

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