Filament spool wall mount 3d models

A very simple but effective rod mount for hanging filament spools in your dry box or on a shelf rod. The mount fits 3/4" (2 cm) or smaller diameter wooden rods. If you print using 0.3mm layer height, wooden rods will have minimal resistance rotating...

I searched Thingiverse for a basic spool arm to hang on a wall or attach to a 2020 extrusion and came up empty-handed. So, here's my take - as straightforward as possible. Install it, fix it, mount it wherever you prefer. I genuinely just needed a...

It probably would work best used in conjuction with a desk mount spool roller likehttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4620323The pictures show the drill  mount tightened onto an eSun spool (51mm bore) and a Filacube spool (75mm bore).The spool...

Spool holder with adjustable orientation This was originally designed to mount on top of the Ender 3 top 20-20 extrusion bar, but should work with several other printers as well. Additional non-3D printed parts required: Four standard 608ZZ ball...

Simplify your filament storage with this large, strong spool holder that accommodates Ultimaker spools. The stackable design also features wall mounts for easy display. Laser-cut from a 3mm plate using a 600x300mm laser cutter, the holders consist of...

This is a custom 3D Filament Spool Mount design tailored specifically for the MPCNC (Mostly Printed CNC). By utilizing the same conduit size as the MPCNC, users can repurpose leftover scrap tubing to create this mount. One of the primary challenges...

This is my helpful design in which you can mount your filament spool to the top of your 3d printer. I have found it to be a very helpful and needed part to my printer that I was never able to find anywhere else. It is simple to attach to the top bar,...

Simple top mount spool holder. Printed in PLA for stiffness and it works great! ...Held on with a few t-nuts and screws.

Just a simple top mount spool holder. I've been using these for about 6 months with no issues. ... M5 mounting holes I suggest printing with a higher infill percentage.

I was trying to figure out why I was getting some random weird things in my TPU prints, I finally narrowed it down to drag on the spool.Print all three files, add two 608 bearings, grab a cheap articulating wall mount from that jungle theme website,...

... design also has a poor turning mechanism. To create this filament spool holder, you'll need four ball bearings with an inner diameter of 7mm and a thickness of 7mm; the outer diameter isn't crucial, but I used 22mm for mine. ... Enjoy printing!

This is a mount system for very large 5LB filament spools / rolls from MatterHackers. Uses 1/2 inch rod from Home Depot for shaft (see videos below) and 3/4 OD 1/2 ID 3/4 width bearings. BOM 5LB filament rolls (lots of choices, PLA, ABS, PETG, and...

After printing out 10 sets of Loco's Wall-mount spool holders, I thought I would make my own wall mount block - I used bolts instead of threaded rod/nuts, and wanted to eliminate the lock nuts altogether. Finally, since I need to mount multiple...

Things were getting out of hand. After printing out 10 sets of Loco's Wall-mount spool holders, I thought I would make my own wall mount block - I used bolts instead of threaded rod/nuts, and wanted to eliminate the lock nuts altogether. Finally,...

Users simply swap out spool and filament storage for the outdated internal storage that's not compatible with anything other than Flashforge plastics. Prints independently, using roughly 35 meters of plastic in the process. ...For a more thorough...

I also incorporated a bearing for the 37mm inside diameter spool and a spacer for the thread bar to ensure a smooth operation. With an outside diameter of about 8mm, the thread bar requires holes in the bearings, holder arms, and spacers to be...

This spool holder mounts effortlessly using 4mm screws. It snugly fits virtually every type of spool, offering incredible versatility in its placement options. To print it out, use a 100% infill rate - you may be able to get away with less if needed....

Not a single spool I've tried has failed to fit, apart from those minute Taulman Nylon spools that seem designed to defy installation on this setup. To mount it securely, attach the aluminum extrusions to a side of your printer, preferably where...

I needed a filament holder that could be pulled out to the top and didn't find one on thingiverse. So here it is. It's designed to fit to a 20x20 aluminium extrusion. Update 1: - Further a M4x30 or longer can be bolted into the lever to give it...

... one. It's specifically designed to fit onto a 20x20 aluminium extrusion. Update: - An M4x30 or longer can be bolted into the lever for added rigidity; mounting holes are included. ...- The lever has been made slightly larger for a better fit.

SPOOL HANGER. Easy to employ with 608 bearings or operate freely without them at all. ... Have fun!

... two precision-cut holes, one at 24.25mm and another at 30mm apart, ensuring a secure fit for various applications. ...Perfectly suited for use with the 30mm diameter spool holder from Thingiverse's collection, identified by its unique ID: 1000542.

Mount onto a 20x20mm framework; utilize 30% infill for optimal support and material efficiency.

Mount the device to the designated station on shelf two. Secure it using the supplied bracket to begin loading materials. ...The unit should now be stabilized and ready for operation, ensuring smooth functioning of your work processes.

I built a wall mount to hold the original Anet A8 filament spool securely in place.

This wall-mounted design serves as a holder for your filament spools, with interchangeable caps available in various colors to easily identify which spool is in use.

Designed a simple curved half-spool design that can be wall-mounted to hold my left-over filament.

I built a wall-mounted setup with the Wall Mount Spool Holder linked above and removed the Prusa filament buffer. This worked well and looked amazing, but I had issues with filament tangling when the MMU backed up the filament for a change. I needed...

This is a small wall bracket that holds that mini filament spool keychains found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2300389 It mounts to the wall with a thumbtack and the rod is a chopstick Print at least 2.

Use strong screws or nails for wall mounting and add a filament guide, filter, and guide tube to create a smooth curve. The leftover holes on the small triangle bracket actually improve the object's stability. Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge...