Solder wire reel

Solder wire reel

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I had a 1Kg solder wire reel collecting dust, and I realized that handling such a heavy reel while soldering electronics was a real challenge, so I decided to create something to make the process easier. This is a small, 3D printable reel that weighs only 30-40 grams with three layers of rolled tin. It prints in two parts, which can be screwed together for easier printing purposes. PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS: You need to print one male part and one female part. I uploaded a "notch" version inspired by plastic spools mechanism to fix the end of the filament. Although it's not necessary, since tin wire is stiff enough and doesn't move around much. I originally designed the female version with my name on it, but I have also uploaded a no-name version for every taste. BUILD INSTRUCTIONS: Thread both parts until just before it covers the hole on the female part. Insert a couple of centimeters of wire, then finish threading to secure it. Roll it up, and you're ready to go.

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