Spool Roller
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I designed these a while ago and have been using earlier versions for a long time with great results.
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Compact Filament Roller System
I designed these a while ago and have been using earlier versions for a long time with great results. They are smooth, compact, reliable, and use minimal parts.
The system has worked beautifully with TPU inside an enclosure, providing very smooth and quiet operation. Roller 2 was designed to replace some of my older spool kits, making loading and unloading much easier thanks to the pivoting mechanism.
Features
Smooth and compact design
Minimal parts required
Reliable operation with TPU and enclosed printers
Easy spool loading and unloading
Pivoting roller system for easier maintenance
Fast print times
AD5M Pro compatible G-code included
Hardware Required
Glue the upper part to the legs, everything else is smooth fit and screw together.
2x skateboard-style ball bearings
21mm outer diameter
8mm inner diameter
8mm thickness
2x M3 screws 20mm Length
Pivot version additionally requires:
1x extra M3 screw 12mm Length
Versions
Roller 1
Standalone version
May need to be stuck down depending on setup
Updated plate includes countersunk screw holes for the 2 mounting screws if needed
Roller 2
Two mounting variations available:
Hook-on version for the AD5M Pro
Screw-on or stick-down version for walls or other printers
Print Settings
0.6mm nozzle recommended (for correct tolerances)
If using a 0.4mm nozzle, scale model to 98%
0.3mm layer height
2 walls
26% infill
Print time: just over 1 hour - PetG recommended
Notes
At the moment there is no retraction/tension system included, although one could easily be added since there is extra space around the roller and bearings.
Let me know how it works out for you!