Spool Holder 3D Printer Model Free Download

Description Files (10)

Summary

Printer: CR10S pro V2

Printing notes

I printed everything with a brim, just follow good practice for your printer.

30mm centering cones are recommended for 1kg spools, 40mm for 2.3kg spools. The distance stands for the thread length. I recommend printing them with the threads facing up, they shouldn't need support there but possibly a bit in the center where the bearing sits.

Hardware

I used:

Bolt: ISO 10642-M6 x 30 (x2)
Bolt: ISO 10642-M4 x 10 (x8)
Bolt: ISO 10642-M4 x 50 (x4)
Nut: ISO 10512-M6 (x2)
M6 thread insert (x2)
M4 thread insert (x12)
Bearing: 608zz (x2)

You could use different hardware but it might require some modification of hole depths and diameters for different thread inserts.

Assembly notes

Shaft: first thread the bolt through the bearing adapter, maybe use pliers if it takes a lot of effort. Press the bolt to bearing adapter with the bolt in the bearing, you can do this by threading on a nut with a washer. Lastly thead on the locking nut with the other plastic piece.
Insert the assembled shaft into the threaded cylinder and secure with the securement plate.
Thread on the triangle piece with M6 thread inserts. Depending on the bolts you used to fasten the securement plate, use some spacer (washers could work). Make sure it is tight so the locking nut also locks this in place.

Bearing_adapter.stl	20.4KB
CenteringCone_female_30mm.stl	226.9KB
CenteringCone_female_40mm.stl	327.0KB
CenteringCone_male_30mm.stl	255.6KB
CenteringCone_male_40mm.stl	254.4KB
Securement.stl	55.2KB
Stands_connector.stl	6.5KB
Stand_connection.stl	5.9KB
Stand_frame.stl	21.2KB
Tension_nut.stl	30.7KB

Spool Holder 3D Printer Model

Summary

Printing notes

Hardware

Assembly notes

Tags

You might also like