The spool holders that use bearings seem the most robust of all spool holders to me, but I've grown tired of knocking them over accidentally when I change filament. This platform helps keep them stable. It is adjustable to most common spool sizes for 1.75mm filament.
You may not need the 3/8" #4 wood screws that keep the bearing holders together, because the bearings should fit quite snugly. You will need 4 common skate wheel bearings for each spool holder set. You may be able to print your own:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3002837
I normally print all parts at .12-.18mm. Smaller parts should be printed at highest quality (.1-.12mm). Supports should only be needed for the two inner spacer shelves of the platform.
The following quantities are needed for a single spool holder set:
Bearing_Holder_half - 4
platform - 1
support - 2
small nut and bolt - 2
Printer Brand:
FlashForge
Printer:
Creator Pro
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
.12-.18mm. Smaller parts should be printed at highest quality (.1-.12mm)
Infill:
15 - 45%
Filament: Any PLA Any
Notes:
The small bolts with the finger nut can be a little stubborn, but my printer may need calibration. My first try for the printable bearing was abject failure, so I guess I have a printer fine tuning project ahead of me. Luckily those 608 bearings have pretty well flooded the market (I always have a few spares on hand for my RipStik wheels).
Remixed from Thingiverse Thing: 2791247 (Universal Tabletop Filament Spool Holder by Xtrudor)
How I Designed This ===================
Lots of boolean subtraction
I used Cheetah 3D and boolean subtraction to get the supports (rectangular prism with trimmed corners and a hole) just right.
Category: 3D Printer Accessories
The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.