Anycubic Refillable Cardboard Core Container

English Now that Anycubic has released its new Refill spools, I wanted to reuse the cardboard cores somehow to get the most out of each unit. Inside these containers you can store items such as screws, nuts, washers, small parts of printed parts for later assembly, candy, etc. This design was created from scratch in Fusion 360, but is inspired by NinjaTom's design for the Anycubic Cardboard Spool Container, which he created for Anycubic full cardboard spools. This design is for Refill cardboard cores with dimensions of 81.5mm inner diameter and 88.5mm outer diameter. This model is also compatible with Artillery brand filament cardboard spools. No supports are required when printing, no glue is needed for joints thanks to tight tolerances (0.2 mm), and the containers can be stacked on top of each other. The lids are closed with a screw thread. Screwing it on is difficult at first. I recommend screwing it on a little and unscrewing it several times. After several attempts, the screw thread will eventually turn smoothly. The first tray would be the core set. This is the tray most of you will use. Printing it with a 0.20 Standard profile takes 3 hours on the Kobra S1. The second tray is the base for the Artillery spools (without a notch). The third tray is for fusing two Anycubic Refill cores. The fourth tray is for fusing two Artillery cardboard spool cores (without a notch). I hope you find it useful, and if you like my design, don't forget to give it a like, share photos of your prints, or comment on any details. Español Ahora que Anycubic ha sacado al mercado sus nuevas bobinas de Refill, quería reutilizar de alguna manera los núcleos de cartón para aprovechar lo máximo posible cada unidad. Dentro de estos contenedores puedes guardar objetos en su interior, como tornillos, tuercas, arandelas, partes pequeñas de piezas impresas para ensamblarlas posteriormente, caramelos, etc... Este diseño, se ha creado desde cero en Fusion 360, pero está inspirado en el diseño crea