Filament Spoolholder/shelf (storage)

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I recently purchased my 3D printer, which came equipped with a single spool of filament. Over time, I acquired additional spools without considering their storage needs. To address this issue, I developed a simple solution to display all my filaments on the wall. This Filament Spool-holder/shelf was created using only broomsticks and a 3D printer. I purchased two broomsticks, cut them to size, printed the necessary parts, and mounted it securely to the wall. The process was straightforward. The availability of broomsticks in most areas makes these holders versatile. Anyone can build one with minimal effort. ASSEMBLY: Firstly, acquire the broomsticks and adjust their length as needed. Once the parts are printed, attach the decorative element to the main component using a secure adhesive or clip. Ensure that the main parts fit snugly into the mount. Utilize a level tool to ensure the first mount is perfectly aligned. Do not attach the second mount to the wall yet. Measure the distance between the two mounts by inserting the broomsticks and marking it on the wall. Then, securely fasten the second mount. With both mounts in place, simply slide the main parts into their respective slots, with the broomsticks still inserted. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.