Wall Mounted Universal Spool Holder
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This is a wall mounted universal spool holder.
The design uses two cones that are tightened by a threaded rod to fit most spools.
Bearings are used for the cones to achieve very smooth filament feeding.
The cone holder is attached to a mount that can be attached to most walls using plastic anchors.
The hardware required is relatively inexpensive and can be purchased for about $10 (US).
I chose this design because I wanted a universal spool holder and something that would not clutter my already small desk.
Since my 3D printer is too small to have a frame mounted spool holder and I do not plan on moving my printer anywhere else, I chose to mount it on the wall.
The spool I am using is a 1 kg roll of PETG and the mount has no trouble supporting it. The bearings provide smooth feeding and I have not had any issues so far.
PART LIST:
*2x Printed Cones
*1x Printed Wall Mount
*4x Micro Bearings 13mm OD x 4mm ID x 5mm Thick
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shielded-Micro-Mini-Sma
The design uses two cones that are tightened by a threaded rod to fit most spools.
Bearings are used for the cones to achieve very smooth filament feeding.
The cone holder is attached to a mount that can be attached to most walls using plastic anchors.
The hardware required is relatively inexpensive and can be purchased for about $10 (US).
I chose this design because I wanted a universal spool holder and something that would not clutter my already small desk.
Since my 3D printer is too small to have a frame mounted spool holder and I do not plan on moving my printer anywhere else, I chose to mount it on the wall.
The spool I am using is a 1 kg roll of PETG and the mount has no trouble supporting it. The bearings provide smooth feeding and I have not had any issues so far.
PART LIST:
*2x Printed Cones
*1x Printed Wall Mount
*4x Micro Bearings 13mm OD x 4mm ID x 5mm Thick
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shielded-Micro-Mini-Sma
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