3d printer filament shelf

This part is symmetrical and designed to work with any length of 1" PCV pipe. ... You can print two of them and create a very usable filament rack. ... The screw holes accommodate a #8 drywall screw.

Filament Holder for the 3D Printing Enthusiast's Design Competition. Created specifically for 1"x2" Filament Racks with the goal of minimizing disruption to the filaments on the shelves. Most designs I've seen are impressive and structurally solid,...

... so the plate doesn't shear off (as may happen if printed in an upside down T). Add crazy glue to the pegs to attach to the mount - IN PLACE - so that the pegs go through the mount into the Ivar shelf holes so they align properly when they set.

I remixed the inlet made by crashdebug to use on my printer enclosure. ... I have also included his original files for the Bowden connector only so it will be easy for people to find.

This is a mount and spool holder for relocating your filament roll. I used it to move the spool on my Kobra Max to the front left corner. See jpg for my recommended position to print. -- Use Supports -- I cannot remember if the ring was...

You're Going to Need a Simple Filament Shelf for Your Wall. To Get Started, You'll Require: --- Printed Parts: 1.stl 2.stl (optional, but definitely recommended) 3.stl --- Items to Purchase: - 2x 1cm tubes (I used 1m tubes) - 6x 5mm...

I designed some brackets to help organize and store my filament. It was spaced to allow spools and boxes to fit on the shelf. ... BOM: 1" x 2" lumber - for uprights 1" diameter wood dowel - for "shelves" (#10) x 3/4" wood screws For added...

This is a rack that holds your spools of filament along with a shelf above to place your prints, more rolls of filament, or whatever else you need! It's also designed to look a bit stylish (if you're into tribal art), so that your workspace stays...

An adaption of the original Filament Shelf by Layer Labs, designed to support the standard 19mm wardrobe rail tubing available in the UK, it was also resized to print perfectly on an Ender 3 print-bed (235x235mm) without any spools touching the...

But I didn't like how many of the honeycombs were completely unusable, so I started remixing it. BUT after cutting it apart and trying to get everything to line up, I then decided to just make one from the ground up. This shelf support has many more...

I needed a standalone shelf to organize the filament spools stored in our local Makers Space (I'm crazy about my Library!). I couldn't find what I wanted, but got some random ideas. So, I designed this one in Tinkercad. This design is made to use...

Filament Spool Hanger for normal Diameter Spools to hang on a shelf. Has to be fixed with one screw to the shelf Fits shelves up to 16mm thickness Seperate Axis is needed. I had some 12mm Aluminum pipe lying around, so I took that. Wood or any...

I was trying to get my filament working but you folks don't have any standard filament guides for shelf installs. I tried the flimsy thin "universal" holders, but they worked about as well as a napkin on a wet dog - the filament kept getting caught...

Fortunately, I've found a solution :)\r\n\r\nThe bracket is specifically designed for two Ø12mm pipes, which are fitted into the existing holes for the shelf. Those holes measure Ø2mm in diameter, and for the pins that fit into them, I cut 15mm...

Easy to make filament storage shelf. It is available cheaply at a DIY store with 20x10 mm slats and some 3x10 and 3x20 mm wood screws. I used a trapezoidal slat for the sides because it was still at home, but a 20x10 slat can also be used. All...

... it did for me. **Update January 18, 2020** I made some changes to the wooden supports - instead of using lines, I used triangles. This modification prevents bowing when lots of filament is added to the shelf, making it much stronger than before.

I use ElfA-compatible brackets to store filament spools under a 48-inch wire shelf. I prefer these over other options because they can hold five-sixteenths inch rod. Most people use eight-millimeter rod for this purpose, but it was hard to find that...

So, I designed these filament shelf brackets myself. Instructions Apart from printing the brackets themselves, you'll also need regular wooden curtain rods with 15mm diameters. They can easily be found at most reputable wood outlets. The printed...

Easily attach this item to any surface such as a shelf or table, and personalize it by choosing the desired shelf thickness according to your preference.

I had an unsude niche between a shelf and a wall and needed a place to store my filament spools. After a quick CAD session this small shelf was born. It is mainly builf out of 30mmx10mm lumber. Originally I planed on using 4 2m long pieces for the...

I used very inexpensive shelf brackets from Amazon (link below), drilled a couple of extra holes and put a screw up through the bracket, through this 3D printed part and into the boards. Please see the video for more explanation. Printed on an...

Shelf bracket to hold 200mm filament spools securely in place requires one piece of 42mm x 16mm wood and two pieces of 20mm rod. Most designs I considered didn't incorporate a backing board, but this one stood out for its clever use of a mounting...

My shelf takes 17 spools, but that depends on the length of the stick, of course. I used a 28mm strong stick, but that turned out as overdesigned. A thinner stick will do as well, but than you have to modify the construction a bit so the stick...

... made with ¾ inch (19mm) or smaller wood dowels or metal rods. ...Depending on the length of the shelf you choose and the strength of the rods I've included braces to be used to keep the rods from bowing outward under weight and add a bit of rigidity.

The cost is $2.34\n4 Screws and nuts, measuring 1/2"-5/8" in diameter and using 8/32 or 10/32 threading\nWhite spray paint for added color\nAlso included are a label ring.\nEnjoy your newly created shelf!\n\n \n \n Step-by-Step Instructions\nPrint...

These are two types of mounts for 5/8inch dowel rods. BOM:Amazon Basics 4 Shelf Wire Shelf: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07281KYSS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details5/8 inch wooden dowel rodsM4 Nuts and bolts(optional) Small screws for attacting...

I Decide to Design a Simple Shelf-Mounted Spool Holder and Use 1-1/4'' PVC Pipe for the Bar. The Top Even Has a Hole so You Can Screw it Down to the Shelf if It's Too Loose, Just Shim with Cardboard. ... Instructions: Printed in PLA on a Makerbot...

this is a goodthing i made for holding filament spools

I don't have enough space for a horizontal spool shelf, so I came up with this solution. The pillars and legs are printed from PLA plastic. The wooden shelves are 8.5mm thick. All other dimensions can be found in `shelf.pdf`. You can add as many...

This easy-to-assemble shelf utilizes brackets from Home Depot and metal conduit tubing. The part itself is reversible, allowing it to be installed under the surface. Parts List: 2 Home Depot angle brackets: 7.25 in. x 7.25 in. White Over Under...