Spool holder RC

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Important: STL format parts are currently uncorrected and may not adjust. They are modeled without play or compensation. I will make the corrections soon, following my own manufacturing. Mount the coil on the tube at ease on a table and simply press the assembly onto the bearings. Built with a 1" (25.4 mm) aluminum tube and 8 22x8x7 bearings and some screws, you print a file of about 12 hours which does not need any support. The cones tighten the coil support on the aluminum tube with just angled "corners". The device loads coils from 1.5" to 4" with a central axis (40mm to 100mm). The printed support is fixed to the 20x40 profile of the Sidewinder X1 with 4 T-screws. If you need a fixing on a different printer, contact me for the modeling of another solution. Important: STL format parts are currently uncorrected and may not adjust. They are modeled without play or compensation. I will make corrections soon, following my own manufacturing process. Mount the coil onto the tube with ease on a table and simply press the assembly onto the bearings. Constructed with a 1" (25.4 mm) aluminum tube and 8 22x8x7 bearings along with some screws, you can print a file of approximately 12 hours that does not require any support. The cones secure the coil support on the aluminum tube using only angled "corners". The device loads coils from 1.5" to 4" with a central axis of (40mm to 100mm). The printed support is attached to the 20x40 profile of the Sidewinder X1 using 4 T-screws. If you need a different fixing on a printer, please contact me for another solution model.