Simple Spool Holder Stand for Spool Holder Handle
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With the project Aluminum Extrusion Mount and Spool Holder Handle - Full Bear Upgrade compatible I introduced a simple…
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With the project
Aluminum Extrusion Mount and Spool Holder Handle - Full Bear Upgrade compatible
I introduced a simple handle-based spool holder to be mounted on an aluminum extrusion like the Full Bear Upgrade of the Original Prusa MK2 / MK3 uses.
As the handle is designed with a 16mm threading, I created this stand to which the handle can also be bolted.
This stand can be used single-sided or with handles on both sides, making it a dual spool stand.
The current version of the stand is meant for 20 cm spools (common 750g to 800g spools)
Please read my print settings recommendations down below.
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Thank you very much and happy printing,
Martin
Print instructions
- Printer Brand: Prusa
- Printer: Mk2.5s
- Rafts: No
- Supports: No
- Resolution: 0.20 to 0.25 mm
- Infill: 10% honeycomb
- Filament: Das Filament PETG Black
Notes
Use three or more perimeters and the option "ensure vertical shell thickness" enabled (if using Slic3r Prusa Edition) to get the best result on the chamfered edges. However, this option slows down the print significantly.
I like to use the honeycomb infill, especially because it generates a rim around the threading supporting the thread's offset circles.