ender 3 spool holder upgrade 3d models

I really liked the [spool holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4888950) I saw on [CHEP](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp7mRxM1Az8), but mine sags a lot with a new spool on it. Maybe it's my print or material? It worked fine, even with sagging,...

Modified jeepaholic73 idea for a spool holder with bearings made some size changes and seams to work better the bearings used are 608zz 8x22x7. ...I use overturn filament and the other design did not work for my spool or bearing so that is why I am...

This adapter fills a gap between spools and original holders, making rolling significantly smoother. With an outside diameter of 50mm, it's a standard size widely used. ...Created to work seamlessly with older Creality filament holders featuring screw...

The 3 bearing version caused the standard sized spools to partially slip off one bearing regularly for me. Also flattened one side to allow easy printing horizontally, for additional strength. Requires only a tiny support in the back area. Use the...

The 3 bearing version caused the standard sized spools to partially slip off one bearing regularly for me. Also flattened one side to allow easy printing horizontally, for additional strength. Requires only a tiny support in the back area. Use the...

In testing I don't think it's necessary to have anything on the opposite end as the spools tend to wander towards the far end of the spool holder. This 4th bearing does not inhibit putting the spool on the holder. Uses 4 standard #608 bearings (22mm...

Simple spool extension for second spool holder if you have nowhere to place your second spool you are going to print with. Uses original spool holder. Support is only needed for the two notches on top of the part. Be sure to completely remove the...

Then slide the spool holder into your spool if the size matches (if the inner spool diameter is too large, you'll need to print an adaptor sleeve which should be very simple to design in Fusion or TinkerCad). Lastly, you'll notice there is now no lip...

Then slide the spool holder into your spool if the size matches (if the inner spool diameter is too large, you'll need to print an adaptor sleeve which should be very simple to design in Fusion or TinkerCad). Lastly, you'll notice there is now no lip...

Design influenced by the Ultimate Spool Holder. ... To get started, you will need: 1x SpoolHolderCentral 2x SpoolHolder 4x 12O3I Washer (designed for M3 bolts) Additionally, you will also require: 4x Bearings (608 is what I used) 4x Short M3...

I designed an alternative side spool holder adapter to minimize unnecessary plastic waste from existing designs. It's tailored for smooth printing at a 0.5mm line width, utilizing three or more perimeters in each layer. ...Printing this piece hot and...

Like so many others, I found that the friction on that stock tube introduced quite a lot of resistance to the spool's turning until a threshold was reached - then the spool would jump forward a tad. Unacceptable. One of my pix shows the make-shift...

This is a straightforward butt to slot into the original spool holder.\r\nJust expand the end diameter to 48mm (up from the standard 36mm) and it will prevent spool drops.\r\n\r\nPrint without supports, with at least three walls due to its conical...

I discovered that the original dual spool holder I employed often resulted in issues where the spool would become too loose and fall off, so I modified it by rotating the end part upwards 1 degree to improve stability. Additionally, I added small...

I made a slightly longer version of the filament holder as my spools were running up the stoppers on the roller despite being 60mm wide. I also added an end stop to the holder to prevent any accidents. I also tidied up some of the edges which...

... nuts – this design eliminates those worries altogether. Additionally, it creates space between the spool and the Z-Axis rod, which helps keep build height in check at 150mm, but also reduces the overall unit height, allowing for a sleeker enclosure.

Loved Adrenaline's design of the side mount spool holder but for my application I couldn't get it to fit in solidly enough in the channels to be stable so I redesigned it to accept some socket head screws and channel nuts. Required: M3 x 3mm...

I carefully relocate the spool from its elevated position above the printer to a convenient spot beside it, directly feeding into the extruder. To simplify installation, I designed the new mount to reuse the standard mounting screws and trapezoid...

Side placement for fillament for ender 3M4 screws are required

Ender 3 Pro yazıcısını bir kaç gün önce aldım. Her şey muhteşem ama, flament tutucunun çapı küçük olduğu için sanki çekiçle masaya vuruyormuş gibi dönüyor bazen. Farkettimki bu vurmalar esnasında katmanlar arası kayıklık oluşuyor. bunları engellemek...

To keep the spool from tumbling onto my bed, I designed a clever cap.

Remixed in TinkerCAD for filament spools with narrower holes (e.g my old M3D filaments)

Users gain access to utilizing filament spools featuring a reduced central aperture diameter.

... of bracket to mount the hardbody to. Important Note! This filement spool holder only works for small filament rolls with a maximum width of 55mm (2.165 inches.) The diameter of the filaments center hole should not extend over 17,5mm (0.69 inches.)

... interfering with the x carriage. It will fit size wise but since I don´t have any full 4kg spool at the moment I wasn't able to test for stability and if it will hold the actual weight, I will updated it as soon as I had the chance to do so.

The original file for me wasn't reliable enough because the screws always came loose under the weight of the spool, hopefully this is a more secure fitting. ... requires 2 x M5 nuts

... use a HatchBox filament on a larger roll so the original was too close to the printer. I added holes to reduce the amount of filament used. I also made a support column. It will hold the spool just fine without it but I prefer to have it there.

Bracket to prevent excessive unrolling of filament on filler holder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020026). ...It also holds my printer tent roof.

Plug the holder directly into the original unit, then swiftly attach the smaller component - voila, your printing is now live and ready to enjoy.

I recommend infilling 40-100% when you print it out. ...Once printed, simply push it into the existing holder. Don't forget to remove the front nut from the holder first. ...Due to its snug fit, apply a firm push - if it doesn't fit, just try harder!