Silent Auto-Rewinding Gravity Spoolholder with printed TPU parts
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Silent Auto-Rewinding Gravity Spoolholder with printed TPU parts and with new light version of the base.
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….I used David Glaze's Silent Auto-Rewinding Gravity Spoolholder (reworked Michal Fanta's original Gravity Spoolholder for MMU2S) and Tritschi's Tire for SILENT Auto-Rewinding Gravity Spoolholder
I designed a new lightweight base. The original version required about 140g of filament, the other bases I found required about 100g of filament. This new one requires about 60 g and can be fitted with a PC4-M10 connector for PTFE tube… There are also two mounting holes for fixing with screws.
Next, I created three types of thin pads that can be glued to the tire rails.
Personally, I recommend using the smooth version printed on a smooth sheet. I used Fiberlogy Fiberflex 30D filament. Next, glue this pad upside down on the rails (turn the surface that was originally on the smooth printing sheet side up). This rotation applies only to a smooth pad. Glue the textured pad normally with the pattern facing upwards so that the wheels ride on it!
This is printed from TPU (Fiberlogy Fiberflex 30D) filament:
If you want, you can also experiment with the other two types of pads. These can also be printed from PLA as they have spikes/lines on their surface to ensure the wheels don't unwanted slip, but I would still prefer smooth TPU pads which has sufficient slip resistance and looks nice. It's up to you and your experimentation :)
This is printed from PLA:
You can download my prepared gcode/prusaslicer files for PLA/Flex materials (for the printer Prusa Mk4) or you can use *.STEP or *.STL model for your own custom modifications :).