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Stackable/Modular Ultimaker 750g Spool Drawer

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An Ultimaker 750g Spool Draw That You Can Stack on Top of Each other and rotate Via spacers

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Organizers
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Instructions:

1.) Download the files
2.) Choose whether you would use the double compartment version or the single compartment version, or a mix of both 
3.) Upload the cap file, and add instances or duplicate it until you have 4
4.) Upload the Spacer (if you plan to stack it)
5.) Upload the files into your slicer (don't forget to use the mirrored ones also, so that it actually fits in the circle)
6.) Organize into different beds/files for printing (I highly doubt you could fit all of it in one bed, but if you can, well that's amazing)
7.) Print
8.) Insert the pins of compartments into the holes on the sides of the spool (near the edge)
     ==Very Important Note==
           the bottom of the the compartment should block out the vertical slit of the side of the spool, for some reason, at least for my case, the diameter of the upper and bottom central hole of the spool seems to differ.

9.) Insert the caps into the other end (if it's too lose, you can adjust XY compensation, but if you don't want to, you can add superglue ONLY to the outside, don't glue the inside with the cylinder)
10.) Place the spacer on top ( If you plan to stack)

[If you have any feedback, please let me know!]

[I plan to add locks for this so that it doesn't swing around in chaos soon]
[I know the thumbnail looks bad]

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