**UPDATED** Integrated Spool Holder + Buffer for Core ONE & MMU3 MKII
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Tired of managing messy filament tubes and bulky buffers? Here’s a sleek, all-in-one solution built for your MMU3
A compact filament management solution for multi-material printing.
I needed a space-saving alternative to the stock Prusa buffer for my Core ONE + MMU3 setup—so I designed this integrated unit that combines a spool holder and buffer into one clean, functional part.
This prints in one piece (or two, depending on your machine) and fits comfortably on a Core ONE bed. MK4 users, don’t worry—there’s a trimmed version for your 210mm Y-axis too!

🔧 Why I Designed This
After years of struggling with inferior buffer solutions, I had enough! I took an evening and solved the issues that are prevalent with all of the buffers I've used and researched. My criteria were:
Compact and didn’t hog desk space
Integrated—no separate buffer
Easy to print and assemble
Worry-Free - must be 100% reliable
So I made this: a minimalist, reliable combo that fits perfectly on the Core ONE bed (and trimmed versions fit MK4.)

✅ Features
🔧 All-in-One: Spool holder + buffer combined in one footprint
🧵 Perfect for MMU3 setups
📏 Fits Core ONE (220mm Y) or trimmed for MK4 & others (210mm Y)
🔄 Mirroring supported: Flip it for left/right configurations

🧩 Who It’s For
Core ONE and Prusa MK4 users running MMU3
Makers who want a tidier, space-saving solution
Anyone replacing the Prusa buffer with something smarter

🔁 How It Works
I took all the unnecessary parts of a spool holder, and all the unnecessary parts of a buffer and fed them to the shredder. This is the bare minimum hardware (and best solution) to fully manage your Prusa MMU buffer needs.

🧪 Filament Compatibility
Tested and working with:
PETG
PLA (non-brittle types)
TPU (Shore 90)
ASA
BASICALLY ANY FILAMENT!

🧰 Parts Needed
Print:
1x Spool Holder
1x Buffer
Other:
1x Prusa Buffer Cartridge
Note: Assembled version required. See Prusa Guide for details.
5x M3x6mm screws
2x M3x10mm screws
1x 125mm PTFE tube

🔧 Assembly
Attach buffer to spool holder using:
5x M3x6 screws (counterbored buffer side)
2x M3x10 screws (spool holder side)
Insert 125mm PTFE tube into one side of buffer cartridge.
Connect MMU-bound PTFE tube to the other side.
Mount spool so filament exits the top.
Feed filament through short PTFE segment, around the wheel, and out to the MMU
🌀 Filament Pathway
Filament exits top of spool
Feeds into short PTFE → loops around buffer
Exits through long PTFE to your MMU
Upon unload, up to 750mm of filament retracts cleanly into the buffer’s internal cavity


💬 Share & Collaborate
Got ideas for upgrades or mods? Want to share your build?
➡ Drop a comment with your thoughts
➡ Post a make to show your setup
Support my work. It will always be free, but show some love if you are so inclined.
