Motorized Cardboard Spool Turntable

My entry for the "From Waste to Wonder" design contest. It uses the Anycubic Motion Kit as the motor, and utilizes two screws. It does not use any bearings. One cardboard spool side is required; they are easy to pull off of the main spool with your hands. This model is only compatible with cardboard spools. The minimum speed is recommended for displaying objects. Don't put an object larger than the cardboard spool either. Now I haven't tested this, but in theory this could be used to help dry freshly washed resin prints if set to the maximum speed. The minimum speed is slightly fast, and though I think it is sufficient, I can make one that utilizes gears to slow down the speed a bit. All you have to do is ask!