SpoolStack V1
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a framework to stack your up-cycled spool drawers
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This is my solution to stack differently sized spools, you have a rod that goes through the spools and nuts to clamp it down, then you simply add another threaded rod on the leftover internal thread on the nut, if you have no leftover thread you can use the included washers to adapt to the length of your spool.
if you are having difficulty screwing the nut in you can use the threaded rod as a thread cutter by putting something through the center window to have more leverage.
If your threaded rod breaks while threading a nut consider scaling the nut up by 3%
if your stack is moving while screwing in the top rod you can use pliers to hold it in place.
DO NOT CLAMP CARDBOARD SPOOLS TO HARD.
if you get clamping torques correctly every spool should be able to spin freely in place without moving the whole thing.
When you are screwing in the next threaded rod you can tighten it as much as you want, just don't break it.
on the first nut (the bottom one) use the "base" file so that it stays stable.
Doesn't get much clearer than this, i hope this will be useful to you, if it did please consider leaving a like or post a make. Criticism is always welcome and so are remixes (Fusion Archive file included).
i found this design is quite elegant, surely one of my best so far, if you'd like to see more about my design process check out my diary entry in my blog at https://r4inbow.ddns.net/posts/spoolstack-complete/
lastly, thank you for your time ;D.