Yarn Spooler - Full Frame Remix and Drill Adapter

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While searching for an efficient way to transfer filament onto various spools, I stumbled upon the yarn spooler. The original frame lacked structural integrity, prompting me to redesign it from scratch into a stronger, mountable version with a drill adapter that replaces the crank handle. The new design minimally increases print time and does not necessitate supports. It features 3 countersunk mounting holes on each crossbeam, spaced 25mm apart, for secure attachment. This versatile holder can also serve as a sturdy spool holder during printing, although I currently use it solely for transferring spools. Hopefully, you find this design useful in your own projects. Edit: After extensive use, this spool holder has proven to be highly effective when used for printing from. My preferred filament brand features a larger spool size, so I had to create a shorter nut to accommodate the mount. Despite heavy usage at high speeds and multiple prints, the frame and shaft show only minor signs of wear, demonstrating their durability after transferring over 10 spools and numerous prints.