Lack Multi Spool Side Mount

prusaprinters

<p>I designed this based off my existing design but due to lack of space now that my enclosure is built, I need something that could hold more than 1 spool. This can be used as a single holder or 2-3. I dont recommend having too much weight on it as these tables are thin and could splinter or worse.</p><p>Most important factor is that my Vyper enclosure <i>DOES NOT </i>have plexi so this is an easy install and no glass modifications are needed.</p><p>The <strong>Side_Block</strong> mounts on the left side of the middle table and has 3 screw holes to fasten it in place. Middle table is suggested for multi spool if running more than 1 printer as you can feed filament both directions (up and down).</p><p>The <strong>Left_Arm </strong>&amp; <strong>Right_arm </strong>slide into the <strong>Side_Block </strong>via enlarged T-Slots. Use metal rods to secure ball bearings to arms.</p><p><strong>End_Cap</strong> is only for each end to keep the 608 Ball Bearings in place. If you use the multi spool setup, use the <strong>Spacer</strong> for between the 2 open faces.</p><p><br>Single Spool Model List:</p><ul><li>2x Side_Block</li><li>1x Left_Arm</li><li>1x Right_Arm</li><li>2x End_Caps</li></ul><p>Additional Required Parts List:</p><ul><li>2x 8mm Metal Rod (length depends on spool width and personal choice)</li><li>4x 608 Ball Bearings (for single spool unit)</li><li>4x M3 Wood Screws (minimum)</li></ul><p>Multiply the required parts by number of spools intending to hold.</p><p>Only 2x <strong>End_Caps</strong> are needs no matter how many spools you build it for. <strong>Spacer </strong>is intended for the gap between the open bearing holder face where you would normally place the cap.</p><p>Finally, I do recommend super gluing the End_Caps and Spacers upon assembly but only glue in the groove provided.</p>