Quick release spool holder prusaprinters

Quick release spool holder

prusaprinters mfecan 5124249 Free

A sool holder i designed for quick release. A spring loaded gear add small backlash to keep constant back pressure. A 8mm threaded rod is used as main axle. Check instruction images for assembly instructions.BOM:8mm treaded rod ~160mm2x 608 bearings2x springs4x m3 bolts ~ 12mmm5 bolt ~ 16mm 

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Model Specifications

Platform prusaprinters
Creator mfecan
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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