Universal Screwed-in Filament Spool Clip - extra wide edition
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Filament clip that can be screwed to a spool. Ideal if you have different kinds of spools be it cardboard or plastic.
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The @rpr_designs_3558885's model was a little bit too fragile and wouldn't fit my Spectrum Filament spools. I include the original description:
Tired of having a drawer full of filament clips that only fit some of your spools? I designed this two-piece Universal Filament Spool Clip specifically to address the frustration of non-standard spool sizes.
The standard snap-style clips often fail on wider or thinner spool edges. This design solves that with a simple, secure locking mechanism
The Clip: Slides onto the edge of your spool.
The Locking Screw: Threads through the clip to securely lock the clip firmly to the spool, regardless of the rim thickness.
The V-channel: holds the filament end tightly.
Key Features & Benefits
Truly Universal Fit: The adjustable locking screw ensures a secure fit on spools from Prusa, Bambu Lab, Amazon Basics, and more; no matter the width!
Secure & Tangle-Free: The locking action guarantees the clip stays put, keeping your filament tightly coiled and preventing frustrating tangle.
Fast Print: Prints in under 20 minutes for a quick Quality of Life upgrade to your 3D printing setup.
Easy Two-Piece Assembly: Simple screw-in motion.
Support the Designer!
Don't forget to post a "Make"** when you print it! I love seeing them in different colors!
If this Universal Spool Clip saves you from a tangled mess, please consider showing your appreciation! Your support helps fund new functional designs for the 3D printing community.
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^ Yes, all credit and endorsement should be given to the original author