Need a way to store your filament but dont want to mount on the wall but have alot of garage like shelves?
Meet the Drawer Storage Spool Holder System designed to use Ball Bearing Drawer / Self Close Drawer Slides mounted on the bottom of the print then attach to the shelf.
This is a 2 row system long ways, 16inch depth front to back. or you can do them pullouts double rows and use ended shelf sliders. Can find more long ways (left to right) but if you got limited lengh but alot of dept you can do front to back pull out. See Pictures for examples
BILL OF MATERIALS
Non-Printable Parts:
- ½" EMT (~19mm Outer Diameter pipe) Conduit commonly found at local hardware supply stores like Home Depot, Lowes, ACE, or other regional home stores. In addition you may be able to source it at any local Electrical supply store. Simply cut to length using a standard pipe cutter, hacksaw, abrasive cutoff wheel or similar metal cutting tool. Often times home stores can cut to length for you if you plan what you need ahead of time.
- #6 x 5/8" (16mm) Thread Forming Screws for Plastics… also known as Plastite screws. These screws work really well fastening 3D printed parts to other materials. If you need a source for these Repkord sells them in packs of 50 here.
- Ball Bearing Drawer / Self Close Drawer Slides - want to make sure you get ones that can hold weight 100lbs+.
3D PRINT FILE SETTINGS (USE PETG FOR BEST RESULTS)
- Recommend PETG but find with PLA with the below
- Recommended Perimeters: 5
- 5 layers Top and Bottom
- Recommended Infill 15-20 Gyroid%
- Needs Support:Yes - Recommend Tree - Slim or Hybrid (Orcaslicer)
The parameters above are recommendations; if you prefer, you can adapt them according to your preferences.
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