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Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings

IMG_5609.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
IMG_5608.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
IMG_5588.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
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Rod_100mm.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
Spool_Bearing_Plate_B.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
Spool_Bearing_Plate_A.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
IMG_5609.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
IMG_5608.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
IMG_5588.jpg Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
9d566a851eba091116cdffd82d92c217.png Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
6f21a2325219db1b6e28e164537b4ccd.png Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
a3bb8584c71d23c2ba2f2c899a6eb54a.png Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
Rod_100mm.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
Spool_Bearing_Plate_B.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
Spool_Bearing_Plate_A.stl Tabletop Spool Holder with Bearings
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  • Rod_100mm.stl 16.0 ร— 8.0 ร— 100.0 mm
  • Spool_Bearing_Plate_A.stl 193.055112 ร— 75.999126 ร— 9.0 mm
  • Spool_Bearing_Plate_B.stl 193.055112 ร— 75.999126 ร— 9.0 mm

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Do you have spare 608 bearings? Put them to good use in this adjustable spool holder that allows even the heaviest spools to turn freely on a tabletop.

You will need to print two each of parts A and B to hold 1 spool. The parts screw together with #4 sheet metal screws to hold the 608 bearings in place. Once assembled, the brackets rest on top of two rods. Glue one assembled bracket to the end of the rods and leave the opposite bracket free to move to adjust to the width of the spool. Print the rod longer or shorter by scaling the long axis in your slicer; 100% = 100 mm. With longer rods and more brackets you can hold multiple spools at once.

Use higher infill to make the part stronger so that it doesn't flex under the weight of a full spool.

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