3D filament holder for M3D printer (multiple spools) in Parts

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My good friend received his 3D filament holder for M3D printer (multiple spools) on Friday. Here it is next to your little printer, and it looks pretty good. If you're in Australia, I can print one for you and send it to you. I'm glad they're printing a limited batch of clear 3D printers! "I must be downloading this a lot, you all must be receiving your machines now! Have fun printing this and whatever else you need or think would make a great accessory for it, let me know and I'll make it for you in parts, enjoy your fantastic machine!" My wife told me not to get one, but I can help those who do have it. Enjoy making this little baby in your M3D printer in 9 easy parts. Part 1 is the spool brackets and tube where the spools will sit. Parts 2 to 5 are for the base. Parts 6 to 9 are the lid, you can rotate them so they print with the roof down, so no need to create scaffolding to support it. All the parts fit within the build envelope, which is in the M3D website! So enjoy! I think M3D should make a clear case 3D printer as an option - colour, it looks wicked in my opinion. This is my very own spool holder made exclusively for the wonderful M3D printer, currently on Kickstarter. It holds 3 spools! See the campaign here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/m3d/the-micro-the-first-truly-consumer-3d-printer#project_faq_86355 I 3D printed it at work on a 3D touch machine - it used about 400 grams of PLA. I tried to match the design as much as possible by studying the images from the M3D website (http://themicro3d.com/). I modelled it using ArchiCAD, which is in my opinion the world's best Architectural BIM software with STL output capabilities from version 17. www.graphisoft.com. I hope you enjoy printing it as much as I enjoyed making it. I received information about the rough sizing of the filament that will come with the little machine from the makers! Anyways, if you have suggestions for what could be made next, I'm more than happy to make them. I gave my test piece at work to a colleague who convinced me to get one, so it went to a happy home. BTW, Abrash, stop complaining - you'll live longer! Make this little baby in your M3D printer in 9 easy parts. Part 1 is the spool brackets and tube where the spools will 'sit' in. Parts 2 to 5 are for the base. Parts 6 to 9 are the lid, you can rotate them so they print with the roof down - no need to create scaffolding to support it. All the parts fit within the build envelope, which is in the M3D website!! So enjoy!!!