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March 26, 2021
Description
So this is a wall mount for Jamie Wilsons famous loose-filament spool: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39564
It features a snapping mechanism to make changing or winding the spool more comfortable.
I didn't use any infill but made the walls and top/bottom 5mm thick - this and using PET-G for printing made it really sturdy. I also recommend some support structure for the snapping mechanism.
It works really fine - only "issue" might be the low friction. Maybe I'll design some reverse-run-protection (I guess this is not a proper english word?) to prevent filament getting off the spool unintentionally.
License:
CC BY-NC - Attribution - Non commercial
