2,5kg Cardboard Spool Holder (PolyMaker Filament)

Preamble
I got an incredible Deal on Filament, but it came in 2,5kg Cardboard spools, that don't work with my current spool Holder. I made a spool Holder using some Bearings i had and a Lasercutter. This is the same Design, but (almost) completely 3d printed.

This model doesn't require additional Tools (like a tap drill), but Screws, Washers, Bearings and Nuts, as i personally believe that you should avoid 3d printing things you can buy cheap by the dozen.

I added the step-Files to make remixing this easier.

Choosing a Version

Included are 2 Versions:

• 608 Skateboard Bearings =  8x22x7[mm] (Hole x Outer Diameter x Width)
• the bigger Bearings i used (6002) = 15x32x9[mm] (Hole x Outer Diameter x Width)

The Bigger Bearings use M6 screws/washers/Nuts instead of M4

What you need to print

(also see respective Part Lists)

3d Print of either the 608 or 6002 Variant:

• 1x Base
• 4x Axis
• 8x Washer

Mechanical Parts for 608 Bearings:

• 4x 608 Bearings (BS 290 SKF - SKF 608) [i advise to use Bearings with Covers, depending on your printer's Surroundings]
• 4x DIN 125- A 4.3 Washers
• 4x ISO 4032 - M4 Nut
• 4x ISO 4762 - M4 x 30 Screw

Mechanical Parts for 6002 Bearings:

• 4x 6002 Bearings (BS 290 SKF - SKF 6002) [i advise to use Bearings with Covers, depending on your printer's Surroundings]
• 4x DIN 9021 - 6.4 Washer
• 4x ISO 4032 - M6 Nut
• 4x ISO 4762 - M6 x 35 Screw

If you want to use Imperial Screws they have to fit a 6.5mm Hole (6002 Bearings) or a 4.5mm Hole (608 Bearings) respectively.