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Ultra Dry Spool Holders
Designed to hold moisture sensitive filaments, like PVA and Nylon.
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Description
Ultra Dry Spool Holders
Designed to hold moisture sensitive filaments, like PVA and Nylon.
Features:
- 3 Versions available, Narrow, Standard and Wide:
-- Narrow: spools from 140 to 210mm outside diameter and width up to 40mm;
-- Standard: spools from 140 to 210mm outside diameter and width up to 70mm;
-- Wide: spools from 140 to 210mm outside diameter and width up to 100mm; - Ball bearing design;
- Largest printable part only 125 x 125 x 128mm;
- Can handle heavy spools (3.5kg, 5kg);
- Clear windows to check and measure remaining filament;
- Blue silica holder with inspection window;
- All parts designed to be printed without supports;
- Included detailed assembly instructions;
(project #300417 - G.Calin - gcalin@uol.com.br - May/2017)
Alternative parts - Base and Cover for large bed printers
For those with large bed printer (250x250mm), the base and cover are now available in a single piece:
- PAR300417-103_104-{version} - Base AB (ALTERNATE 3D Print x1).STL
- PAR300417-105_106-{version} - Cover AB (ALTERNATE 3D Print x1).STL
These parts do not have the mounting pillars and can be printed in a single run, making assembly faster and easier.
Alternative roller
An additional roller is available:
- PAR300417-024-{version} - Conic support roll BODY (3D Print x4).STL
- PAR300417-025-{version} - Conic support roll PIN (3D Print x2).STL
Materials and methods
For the Cover and Base parts (largest parts in PLA)
Use large brim (20mm or so) to minimize warping
Use at least 3 shell and top/bottom layers
Use 35% infill
0.2mm layer works well
For Hinges and other small parts (in ABS)
High density infill (30~50%) is recommended
Use at least 2 shell and top/bottom layers
0.1mm layer gives a nice finish
Edit in 3dslash
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Anthony commented agoHey Rebekah
I'm at a loss at the moment all the filament's i have are all specialised. nylons, Cpe's, Abs, etc. so now looking for some Pla..but luckily I have all the hardware here so that helps.
rebekah3505 commented agohiya anthony,
I used about 500gr for the main body and not a huge amount for the parts.
I have got bearings in one but not essential. I made some solid rings in the same size and they work fine.
all the hardware from the parts list, I bought off ebay and was cheap enough.
Anthony commented agoHi Rebekah & Gabriel
Thanks for your help'. I've not started printing them yet as I need to find myself a suitable cost effective filament to use. but soon as I've printed one I'll get back with a heads up..
thanks again for the help.
rebekah3505 printed this ago
- Printed on:
- Ultimaker 2+
- Result:
- Brilliant. 0 supports required.
- Feedback:
- None that I can think of.
rebekah3505 commented agoHiya Anthony,
I've printed two so far and can safely say no support is required.
Just make sure the bottom pieces are printed with the bottom on the build plate and the tops are printed with the roof on the build plate.
I have found that you may need to re-orientate some for some reason. I trust they were saved in the correct way but for some reason some are on their side.
Gabriel Calin commented agoHi Anthony,
All parts were designed to be printed without supports. Just keep them oriented as displayed in the assembly instructions (all STL were exported with the proper orientation).
Anthony commented agoHi there
I just download these. which way up would you recommend printing to avoid/ minimilise the use of support ?
Gabriel Calin commented agoHello rebekah3505,
Hope it works well. Publish some pictures when it is done!
You should be able to print all parts without support.
rebekah3505 commented agoso far so good. I am printing it at this moment and looks great. I used minimal support but I don't think that will be necessary. looks very sturdy.
I will be printing a few of these.
I did add some text on the front so I can identify what material is inside.
I look forward to the finished result.
Bex
mackedanzchr added this to the 3D Printers & Accessories collection agoGabriel Calin published this design ago