spool spindle 3d models

So, I bashed this spool spindle together in Maya in under eight seconds flat. Enjoy! This nifty design is made for a 58 mm spool, just like the one from BuMat that's been sitting on my workbench. It's a three-part solution (counting those tiny 4.5mm...

Replaces the original spool spindles on the BFB 3D Touch and BFB 3000 printers to allow 50mm size spool hubs. Inspired by rahotep's version at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26838 Instructions...

This is a versatile spindle for 40mm spools. ...Pairing it with Tinkertoys creates a convenient system to load another color into your printer without having to remove current spools.

The item is compatible with the Solidoodle 2's rear slot, accommodating a common 1kg spool. ...Just print and insert it through the spindle before placing it into the designated hole at the back of your Solidoodle 2 printer.

This is the central axis of an inland spool, designed to achieve perfect balance within my Anet A8 spool holder. I created this so that I can have a perfectly balanced spool at all times. ...The design was generated using FreeCAD and further refined...

The new design is compatible with the spool holder included with the Printrbot Play printer. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 mm Infill: 100% Post-Printing The Process of...

This is a clever device for managing 40mm spool sizes. ...Pair it with some Tinkertoys and you'll have a practical way to add another color stream to your printer without dislodging existing cartridges.

Nothing on this platform meets my personal requirements for a spool holder that is both simple and fast to print without any unnecessary features. It accommodates standard spools with 40mm hole diameters or larger, along with a maximum outer...

Wrench or pliers Drill one hole in the metal spool holder that comes with the CR-10 printer. It's a bonus if you get it right near the edge, so the bolt doesn't twist. Insert the bolt through the hole and secure it with a nut. Place the bearings into...

I replaced my daughter's Ikea sewing machine spool holder after it broke, and I decided to learn OpenSCAD to create a new one through several iterations. ...Now that I've designed it, I see there are other versions on Thingiverse, but mine is a...

Create a cover for 25mm spools with a spindle; this helps in organizing and storing the spools efficiently.

... ...It enables you to utilize the fantastic Universal Spool Spindle on the MPSM's holder. I did not remix this version myself, but the Editor requested that I upload it for him. ... Pictured extensions: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2192876

This spindle, utilized for the spool holder, can fit into a profile's ends. It pairs with the filament spool holder (see related link for more info). ...The spindle has an internal diameter of 15mm and an external diameter of 18mm.

It may not be necessary, but I did not like the way the spools would swing during printing because of the way they hang on the stock spindles. With this spindle, the spool is held steady and filament rolls off smoothly, avoiding any extra forces...

This extends the diameter of your spindle so that it more effectively fits inside your filament spool, stopping that slop and occasional flop of the spool. Just print, and screw the two pieces together. That's it. I made this for my particular...

... inner hole diameter is slightly larger. Please modify using SketchUp sources or download the SpindleASolid.stl file for your specific needs. July 24, 2017: New compact spindle versions now available February 24, 2018: Added 26mm friction hanger

This holder is specifically designed for an Ender 3 and the tiny spindle that holds the filament spool can cause issues with larger spools. A typical 1 kg spool may flop around and create vibrations, leading to errors in your print or making you...

This is a spindle to fit in place of the existing spindle nut on a CR-X, giving the capability to rack 4 spools on the head simultaneously. Once racked, there is a quick and nasty filament guide which doubles as a filament "keeper" when the filament...

This text provides a 32mm Tinkeriffic BB Bearing spindle remix, fitting snugly in a 40mm spool, with thirteen parts including 4.5mm BB's. It utilizes a Tinkertoy rod as an axle for a smoother ride on 40mm filament spools. The original 608 bearing...

I decided to print with some Catalyst filament but quickly discovered that the standard spools are too wide and have holes that are just too small to fit on the CR-10's stock spool holder. This Thing redesigns the stock spindle, securely attaches to...

This three-part system (thirteen parts total, when you count the small 4.5mm balls) uses a sturdy Tinkertoy rod as an axle and offers a significantly smoother ride for your filament spools. ...I discovered that inserting BB's into the original 608...

This spool clip will hold it into place as far as possible from the extruder, leading to a larger angle for the material to enter the extruder gear. Works quite well for me. I do not remove it from the spindle, find it easier to undo the plastic...

This is a spindle for attaching a printed filament spool to an Orca 0.3 3D printer's middle top two holes on one of its side plates. However, it may not work without drilling for later Orca variants or on any flat surfaces if you drill 2, 3.5mm holes...

I have been using Jamie Laing's Reels (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:981617), the compact size is perfect for small quantities of components, but they don't fit very well on my Pick and Place spindle, so I have created this small Center Spool...

... but they suffice for retaining the spindle in place. I crafted two sizes - one for the stock M8 threaded rod with an inside diameter of 7mm, and a smaller one for a 6.4mm guide rod salvaged from a scanner, repurposed for a different spool stand.

This one fits perfectly into a 40mm spool, making it a great fit for anyone who wants a smoother ride for their filament. The three-part solution is designed to use a Tinkertoy rod as an axle, which makes it much easier to work with than the original...

Introducing a new Tinkeriffic Spool Bearing designed specifically for a 60mm spool. It's ideal for use with PLA spools, which often have a bore slightly larger than 60mm. The STL file includes two options - one for the exact 60mm size and another for...

This innovative three-part solution (thirteen parts, if you count those handy 4.5mm BB's http://bit.ly/1ngex61 ) utilizes a Tinkertoy rod as an axle, resulting in a remarkably smoother ride for your filament spools. I encountered some frustration...

I modified it to fit my A6 printer by shortening the spool size, swapping in bearings that are widely available - specifically 608 ZZ models. To keep things simple, I used the original rod and nuts from the holder that came with it. This setup works...

... onto your hub, and attach to the top two threaded rods of your printer. For smooth filament flow, position the spool so that filament exits from the top and route it down next to the Z leadscrew opposite the clip before feeding into the extruder.