Filament Shelf
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About this print
A wall-mounted filament spool storage system designed to hold multiple spools on wooden dowels fitted into printed brackets. The design allows each spool to be removed individually without disturbing the others, which is a common limitation of single-rod arrangements. The printed parts are kept minimal to support the dowels without adding unnecessary bulk. PETG or PLA both work well, with PETG offering slightly better long-term rigidity under the weight of full spools.
From the original design page
Original maker's notes
By LayerLabs on Thingiverse · CC-BY-SA
Edit 4/15/2020: Versions C and D have been updated with increased clearance for the dowels and the ends are now chamfered to allow for easier insertion of the dowels. The information page has also been updated.
This is a simple wall shelf for filament spools designed to save storage space. The advantages of this design over running a single rod through all spools allow the user to remove any individual spool without having to take other spools off first. The printed mounts are minimally designed to support the dowels while not interfering with the spool organisation.
Version C is the most rigid and stable design while Version D is designed to be able to be printed on machines with a smaller build volume or to use less material. Material tags have also been included to label each shelf according to the materials stored.
Instructions
For each shelf print: - 2x Filament Shelf Version C OR - 2x Filament Shelf Version D Other materials: - 2x 1" wooden dowels (read below regarding choosing lengths) - 4x #10 screws at 1"-1.5" length Assembly: **In order to properly support the weight of filament, ensure the printed brackets are mounted to the wall studs and not just drywall.** *We use 36" in dowels with with printed brackets 32 in apart, spanning three studs with 16" spacing.* 1. Locate the studs and mark locations where the printed brackets will be mounted 2. Use a level held up to the markings to ensure the shelf will be horizontal and not slanted 3. Install each bracket one at a time with the screws 4. Slide the dowels through from the ends 5. Place spools on top of the dowels or printed mountsFormatting may have been simplified. These are the independent maker's instructions and fitment claims; Hark Tech has not independently verified them.
Printing Filament Shelf
For Filament Shelf we would normally reach for PETG — it is tougher and more heat-resistant than PLA, ideal for parts that take load or live somewhere warm. We set the layer height, wall count, infill and supports to suit the model and how you will use it, and those choices are already priced into your instant quote. Want a specific colour or material? Tell us and we will match it where we can.
Model details
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| Designer | LayerLabs |
| Licence | CC-BY-SA |
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