TUSH++ Stabilizers - Adjustable Remix (Fusion 360)
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Adjustable stabilizer bars with mounting holes for the TUSH++ filament spool holder rollers.
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I picked up a 2.5kg filament spool, which arrived with a 100mm-wide spool. My original TUSH++ stabilizers didn't have the width to accommodate this size, so I needed to print longer stabilizers to fit the wider spool. Rather than just clipping two original stabilizers together, I decided to model up a new version that can be adjusted in Fusion 360.
Note: For those who don't have Fusion 360, you can either sign up for a free personal license from Autodesk, or you can just use the STL versions I've included for whatever size you need. You'll need two stabilizers to fit the original TUSH++ roller design.
I've included 72mm, 80mm, 100mm, and 120mm spool width versions in STL format, and each model has notches to adjust the roller spacing to spools smaller than those sizes. Choose the length that will accommodate your largest anticipated spool size.
If you're not sure what length you need, I measured a few of my filament spools to help estimate the necessary size:
- Amolen standard clear spool = 61mm
- Fillamentum 2.5kg spool = 100mm
- Gizmo Dorks 250g sample spool = 38mm
- Inland standard black spool = 62mm
- Inland reusable aster pool = 61mm
- Inland PLA cardboard spool = 64mm
- MatterHackers Build Series PLA spool = 64mm
- MatterHackers Quantum PLA spool= 53mm
- Overture standard black spool = 68mm
For those wanting the adjustability to customize the length of your stabilizers:
- Measure the width of your widest spool, or estimate the width of the widest spool you may use. Make sure to enter the distance to the outer faces of the spool's width to ensure the final length will correctly accommodate your spool.
- Open the .f3d file I've provided in Fusion 360
- Open the Parameters panel (the fx button) and modify the value for Max_Spool_Width found in the Favorites category. The slots and length should automatically adjust to the desired spool size
- Export your new stabilizer in STL format:
- Right-click on the “TUSH++ Stabilizers - Adjustable Remix” in the browser area on the left of the window and choose “Save As Mesh".
- Adjust your export settings in the panel that appears and click OK to choose your file location.
- Make sure you select the box to “Save to my computer” and browse to your desired folder, then click “Save”.