Wallmounted spoolholder puck Prusa Core One + (USS drybox compatible)
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Remix of the Prusa Core One + spoolholder puck, in order to mount it on the wall with screws.
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This is a remix of the original universal r1 puck for the spool-holder, that was included in the + upgrade. I added a wider flange with 4 countersunk screw holes, to make it wall-mountable. This allows your filament spools or the Prusa USS Drybox, to be mountable on your wall (or another vertical surface).
Compatibility
Because of the countersunk holes, this model is compatible with the Prusa USS Drybox. In this case use M4-M5 screws so that they are flush with surface of the flange. This is necessary because the Prusa USS Drybox has a tight fit.
Printing
I printed with PETG, as this is suggested by Prusa for the original part.
Mounting
If this is used to mount the Prusa USS Drybox, follow these steps:
Insert the puck in either side of the hole of the drybox. Make sure it is flush. There are 2 protrusions inside the drybox hole that fit in the puck, to hold the drybox in place and prevent it from spinning.
Hold the drybox with the puck against the wall, in such a way that your happy with the exact orientation.
Now get a screw and screw it in the center screw hole, while holding the drybox with the puck in place (predrilling and plugs might be required).
Once fully screwed in, remove the drybox carefully without moving the puck.
Now screw in the remaining screws (predrilling and plugs might be required).
If used with normal fillament spools, the orientation of the puck is inconsequential. It might be easiest to also start with the center hole.
Screws
M4 or M5 flathead screws might be best when used with the Prusa USS Drybox. You can check beforehand by putting the screws in the holes, insert the puck on one side of the drybox and the spoolholder in the other side. Now try to twist and lock the spoolholder in place. If it locks your good to go, if not the screws are not flush.
With open fillament spools M6 screws might also be OK, even if they are not flush with the flange.
Disclaimer
Use the part and all my suggestions at your own discretion.