DIY Spool Holder Using Sidewinder X2 Parts
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Tired of constant movements and vibrations on the Z-axis caused by spool rolling? I have the perfect solution for you!
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Tired of constant movements and vibrations on the Z-axis caused by spool rolling?
I have the perfect solution for you!
I've designed a practical and affordable external spool holder, made up of just three printed parts. Plus, it reuses the original bearings and plastic cylinders from the Artillery Sidewinder X2, making it both cost-effective and sustainable.
The body is entirely 3D printed in PETG to ensure greater mechanical resistance. The side pieces connect to the central part with a snap-fit system—you can simply assemble them as they are or add a drop of glue before fitting them together for a more permanent structure.
A simple yet effective design to eliminate vibrations and improve your printer's stability!