Modular Spoolholder (integrated bearing) for Kobra Neo and Go
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This Spool holder has options to mount it wiht two holders (front and back) or only one, with regular spindles or 250gr
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- Printables
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- Anycubic Parts & Upgrades
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Following the GREAT spools holder from @DsK_Printing, I wanted one for my Kobra Neo that complies with this requierementes
- Different spool width and inner diameter possible, but including 250gr (up to 40mm hole) spools
- Different mounting possibilities (modular system) including front and back of the mounting arm
- Fast spool change
- Easy movement (bearing necessary)
- Low profile, keep the spool as close as possible to the mounting arm
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The diameter of the clamp goes from 53mm - 84mm max. And from 40mm - 65mm for the 250gr holder (you can even use a bigger one just resting on the holder not tightening the clamps)
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Purchase parts you need for one-sided mounting:
- 1x bearing 608-2RS
- 3x M3x16mm cylinderhead screw
- 3x M3 nut
For the two-sided mounting variant its double the amount.
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The parts you need to print can be checked in the added images for it, you can check the original model here for further diagrams and information: https://www.printables.com/model/426119-universalmodular-spoolholder-integrated-bearing
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I printed all parts with 0,2mm layer hight PLA (200°/60°) and about 50mm/s.
Infill ranged from 20% to 50%, for bearingpart 1.STL you need as much strength as possible as it will get all the load from the mount.