Yarn/wool winder

SummaryI have been working on this remix about two months in order to make printing faster and easier and I went through a couple conceptual iterations and I have settled on a good solution for faster printing including much less support! I have integrated a few of my own enhancements to the original design as well. I recommend printing parts in the order I have the files listed in their default orientations at 0.28 layer height. I think you will like this remix. I hope you try it.I have printed this remix twice and it works well. The first printing was for incremental development of my modifications and the second printing was for final verification that the posted .stl files in this remix work correctly together. Every part has been reworked from the original design to make printing easier and faster and to improve tolerances (particularly around the threads to work properly at 0.28 layer height printing) as well as to fix some minor concentricity issues. I chose to print solid parts (no infill) but you have flexibility with infill if you want to print even faster. Some parts with smaller footprints benefit from being printed with a brim for better bed adhesion and some parts benefit from support touching the buildplate only (i.e. to support the threads of the lower base, or the underside of Gear1 and Gear2). Relatively little support is needed overall and none of the parts require support everywhere. If in doubt, leave the "Support"-> "Touching Buildplate" option enabled (assuming Cura) and I don't think you will go wrong.Superglue can be used to connect the upper and lower base parts and/or you could optionally use a couple m3 screws as have included a couple holes for them. The two screw holes are offset to indicate proper alignment.Gear1 has been split into two parts to be printed separately and then superglued together. This is currently the only two parts that are required to be superglued (super glue works amazing on my eSun PLA+ filament but it bonds vi