Prusament Spool Turntable/Rotating Stand
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- Weight reported by the author
- 41 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 3.48 hr
- Source material
- PLA
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- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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A Rotating platform very multiple uses: Monitor stand, Fruit bowl, Cake displaying, Photography, Airbrush, etc.
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I really liked the design by Yoji, recycling an empty Prusament spool, minimal use of filament and optional changing colour plates, but I wanted to have it a bit smaller, so, inspired by it, I designed a new one.
Changes
- Since I wanted the height to be smaller, I removed the use of the cardboard core and instead designed both pieces to fit the plastic parts of the spool. (If you want to use the cardboard cores, the containers by Uko are a good choice)
- Remodelled both pieces to use as few filament and height as possible (by my ability), have a bit of symmetry while staying easy to print.
- Extra minor changes due to redesign, chamfers for easy installation of the bearings and tolerances so the bearings don't touch certain parts and avoid friction.
Before and After:
Printing
Printed the parts in 0.2mm layer height using PLA on a 0.4 nozzle.
Some supports can be good to ensure the tolerances.
↳ Feature analysis in PrusaSlicer.
Assembly
The parts used (apart from the printed ones) are the same:
- 1 Empty Prusament Spool
- 3 x 608 bearings
- Printed parts (Top/Bottom.3mf)
The parts are symmetric on one side and can be installed in any orientation.
However, the Bottom part (where the bearings will stay) has a little piece, this makes that the rotating part of the bearing doesn't touch the part and the centre does.
So following the naming in assembly is advised.
↳ Analysis of the Bearing and Bottom part
Optional
Like the original, so far we talked about the main rotating parts, but we also have some add-ons, namely:
- Flat plate
- Foots
Plates
If you want to have multiple surfaces, different colours, then flat plates are recommended.
↳ 1mm Thickness 200mm wide plate installed.
Plates are available in 0.6/1mm thickness and 60/180/200mm size.
0.6 sizes are good for a more transparent look.
Infill pattern setting can be changed to give plates different looks. (Print Settings → Infill → Top/Bottom fill pattern)
↳ Feature analysis in PrusaSlicer, Octagram Spiral.
Foots
The feet give the piece a nice finishing touch and also raise the design a bit so the plastic part isn't scratching the surface. Add some anti-slip stickers as well.
If you, like me, want to position the feet in a precise way so they are spaced equally, hope this helps:
