removable spool piece 3d models

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I embarked on a quest to craft an utsumi-style PET shredder, only to find myself in need of a detachable spool that would perfectly fit onto U-channel aluminum. 3D printing proved to be the lifesaver! ...Further details about the PET shredder...

- Insert the start of your plastic string through the hole, turn until securely fastened on the spool, then proceed to shred your plastic container. ... For additional advice on creating and utilizing the PET shredder this was designed for, please...

To create this combined spool holder, utilize my telescopic spool holder if you already have it; print the dovetail and removable mount parts. If you possess Chri's dovetail mount, print off the removable mount and extension instead. For a proper fit...

... an inner diameter of 33mm. ...The open design allows for hassle-free swapping of filament spools, even without removing nuts from the threaded rod. ...Remember to print one set of each STL file, as these are designed for printing without support.

I sometimes have 3kg Spool's, but didn't wanted the spool holder to be always there... so i made it removable. Print directions like in the pictures (for maximal strength). ... M3 Inserts: ...

The EasySpool is a removable and adjustable holder for the 2 mm x 2 mm and 3 mm x 1.5 mm hexagonal shafts, including those of popular pen nib sizes such as F, G, N and others.

Everything on this wall-mounted device can be easily removed and relocated to suit your needs. If you have multiple printers, simply move the filament between them with ease. To make storing the filament even simpler, I've included a handy guide that...

For my 3D printing project, I need to acquire more spool pieces containing the required filament material. ...This will ensure a seamless continuation of my modeling process without any interruptions due to insufficient supplies.

The human's simple spool assembly is a basic component that requires minimal effort to assemble.

Mountable spool holder on a detachable wall bracket. ...Easy to remove.

This removable spool holder features a sturdy base designed for secure mounting directly onto a wall, shelf, or wooden surface via screws. ...The compact spool holder portion extends from this anchor point, providing a convenient place to store your...

The design also facilitates separate printing of one side, enabling a permanent attachment via glue if desired; however, I discovered that a friction fit between the pieces is sufficient, eliminating the need for adhesion. ...This configuration also...

... makes this customizable. Design now accommodates larger spool holes. Maximum set at 60 for easy use in Thingiverse UI. Download .scad, modify if you want bigger sizes. Common spool diameters include 31, 38, and 54mm from Chinese sources via eBay.

Longer screws are fine if you have thicker material.Dowel: For each spool cut a piece of dowel that is at least the length of the spool + 12.7mm (1/2")Printing TipsI printed mine using PETG. Remember that strength comes from perimeters. The heavier...

- For each spool cut a piece of dowel that is at least the length of the spool + 12.7mm (1/2") **Printing Tips:** I printed mine using PETG. Remember that strength comes from perimeters. The heavier your spools, the more perimeters you should use...

Longer screws are fine if you have thicker material.Dowel: For each spool cut a piece of dowel that is at least the length of the spool + 12.7mm (1/2")Printing TipsI printed mine using PETG. Remember that strength comes from perimeters. The heavier...

Removable spool holder for the TEVO Michelangelo - designed with effortless removal for stress-free transportation.

The maximum angle for diagonal walls in the spool design is 45 degrees to ensure hassle-free, single-piece prints without support. The default spool settings allow for 4 walls (shells) and 20% infill, accommodating up to 1/2 kg of filament. If you...

When we constructed the enclosure for our Lulzbot Mini 3D printer, we required a replacement for the stock pivoting spool holder, so we designed a bracket to mount a removable spool arm. The initial version was simply a hack (literally - we used a...

I tried out numerous designs featuring bearings that tend to unwind their spools on their own, as well as three and four-piece models requiring assembly with screws or snap-together parts. However, none of them truly satisfied me because one design...

This is a coupling piece for the standard ender 3 (V2) spool holder bracket & nut and a M8 treaded rod. A spool holder with bearings can easily be mounted on the threaded rod. ... The spool holder I use is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2070272

I decided to create a simple one-piece spool holder that can be printed in a single operation. Spool holders don't need bearings as the spool slides smoothly along the printed plastic. A small amount of static friction is actually desired, or the...

I thought I would design a simple one piece spool holder that is printed in one shot. Spool holders don't need bearings, the spool slides smoothly on the printed plastic. Besides you want to have a little static friction or your spool will unwind and...

A Simple Single Piece Spool Holder There are countless spool holders available online, but I opted to create one that's straightforward to use without any moving parts. So, I designed my own simple spool holder. Although it may not be the most...

I never was really satisfied with any of them because one would work x brands of spools ok but not other and so on. I thought I would design a simple one piece spool holder that is printed in one shot. Spool holders don't need bearings, the spool...

My current holder has two pieces and is awkward to use with one hand, making it too intricate.\n\nWhat's surprising is that there are only a few single-piece spool holders on Thingiverse, and none of them seem to be both functional and visually...

My current holder consists of two pieces and is a hassle to use one-handed, making it too complicated.\r\n\r\nSurprisingly, there are only a few single-piece spool holders available on Thingiverse, but none of them seem to be effective, visually...

Initially, we improvised with a hack - literally sawed off the bottom of the original arm and designed a printable bracket that made it removable in OpenSCAD. However, we were never fully satisfied with this solution. Therefore, here is an improved...

A few quick notes:The sleeve is optional (recommended for cardboard spools)The tall handle is to help align the arm with the holster, NOT to support the weight of the spool by itself (ie. ...spool changes are a two-hand operation)