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Q2 Basic Spool Holder with Custom Supports and Lengths 85-125mm

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Base Spool Holder used on Qidi Q2 and Similar Printers. With integrated Supports and custom Length.

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This is a faithful reproduction of the original spool holder used on the Qidi Q2, remodeled from scratch.
It includes integrated supports and is available in multiple length variants.

Key Features

  • Integrated Internal Support – Lightweight and elegant. It's intended to remain in place, but you can easily disable or remove it in your slicer if preferred.

  • Easy-to-Remove Custom Supports – Designed to snap off cleanly by hand. They can also be disabled in the slicer.

  • Lower Positioning Support – Helps orient the model at the optimal printing angle (see screenshots). You may disable it if your slicer's automatic supports provide a better surface finish.

  • Multiple Length Variants – Several files are included in 10 mm increments, starting from the original length (85.6 mm).

Printing Recommendations

Print the model at the angle shown in the provided files. This orientation produces a smoother bearing surface where the spool rides, reducing friction and improving print quality.

  • Use any rigit material. I printed mine in PETG.

  • Enable supports for the lower surfaces. from the bed plate only. I used the Classic support style, but feel free to use whichever support settings provide the best balance between surface quality and easy removal with your material and calibrations.

To disable the integrated supports , choose Split → To Parts. (in Orca sliser) After that, you can hold Alt, select any support component, and delete it if desired.

My print settings:

  • 4 perimeters

  • 4 top/bottom layers

  • Bridge acceleration: no more than 1000 mm/s²

  • Perimeter order: Outer/Inner  (Converging)

Post-Processing:

  • Remove the generated supports.

  • The integrated breakaway supports snap off easily and may leave small bumps that can be trimmed with a hobby knife.

  • The central fractal support is designed to remain in place and should not be removed.


If you run into any issues or have questions, I'll do my best to help.

I put a lot of effort into designing this model, so I'd really appreciate a rating and a comment if you find it useful. Thank you!

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