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Filament Spool Holder for IKEA SKADIS - Prusa MINI edition

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Small version of holder ideal for Prusa MINI - Store your filaments using IKEA SKADIS peg board

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Origin

I reworked original idea from alecs.form because i need to fit the holder on printebed of Prusa MINI. Size is 180mm x 114mm

(modeled from scratch using Fusion 360)

 

How to fit them

Ikea SKADIS use alternating pattern of pegholes - for that reason we have two variants of holders A and B, to fit on different locations of the pegboard.

  • Variant A has 2 hooks on left side and 3 on right side
  • Variant B has 3 hooks on left and 2 on right

So plan your printing according the placement of the holders and definitely check the original project where is bit better explanation

Holders are generaly made for typical 1Kg spools with 20cm diameter - which usualy have something between 60 - 70mm in wide. 

 

And there is also the center piece …. ehm … the main idea is to spare some space, because two spools can share one “middle” piece and you will save some space on SKADIS board. Actualy you could place 9-10 standard spools side by side instead of 7 using just side pieces.

But this part is experimental … and it suits thiner spools more.. and its not as much rigid.

 

Printing

Material: PETG / PLA

Layer hight: 0.3mm

Infill: 10-15% gyroid

Time to print: cca 2:20h

 

I think PLA should be absolutly fine and maybe more rigid than PETG, but i dont like that printed PLA parts will “sag” over time if they are under constant load.

Use supports on the from printbed to support one set of peg hooks - in case of center piece there will be bigger support

When you try to fit holders on backplate in slicer - just rotate the parts 30 degrees around Z axis. Parts itself should fit OK, but you need to print some supports and usualy they need some space around.

 

Future and beyond

corner screws - i am missing the awesome corner pices that will fit around corner screws on pegboard…

pattern - i dont have awesome “inserts” to change patterns on ribs. I tested few patterns that was ok for shortening the printig time … but also had impact on rigidity of the holder. So pattern used right now provides compromise for both aspects…. we will work on that

center - i need to tune up this part bit more … any suggestion are welcome

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