cetus Spooler

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I think this is the perfect spot for the cetus3D spooler. Spoolers with designs other than this one come with some practical issues. Four 2020 aluminum frames are used in total, consisting of two for 100 mm and two for 200 mm. Two L-shaped brackets have been added to significantly boost the strength of the unit. A total of six L-shaped fixing brackets are now used to securely hold everything together, serving as a substitute for a carrying handle. To account for lost rubber feet, print data has also been prepared in advance. The original stand on which the filament was placed proved too large, causing the printer to deform and resulting in modeling problems. The top 200mm X frame was replaced with a 100mm one. Since genuine parts are not readily available, it's necessary to purchase a 100mm X frame or cut one down. The deformation is horizontal and amounts to about 2 mm apart. Fortunately, there appears to be no issue if the position where the filament is placed is lowered. Prepared print data for the 100mm X frame are now available. If you're looking for an even more refined design, please click here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4411893 Alternatively, use this link if you don't have a 100mm X-frame or L-shaped bracket handy: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3915251 Filaments that are heavy at the start of use may experience poor feed. In such cases, this solution can be implemented. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4435746