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Baby's First Kratos Axe (God of War)

Baby's First Kratos Axe (God of War)

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FILAMENT STORAGE RACK&nbsp;I present my first design in the way of a filament rack. This bespoke design was inspired by other designs and my limited space for filament storage. Finding a easy solution was tricky due to ideas of storing, without using masses of PLA for my design. I wanted something rigid, easy accessible and ascetically pleasing. &nbsp;This simple ergonomic design is created so it can be also stacked. I have mine 3 high at present. I have mine on 15% gyroid infill, but I would recommend going higher for structural strength if you intend stacking floor to ceiling. &nbsp;Items needed additionally are wooden poles - I.E. Broom handles. Strong, straight and best of all cheap.&nbsp;Amazon Link: - <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BTDLKKGK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BTDLKKGK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1</a>&nbsp;The internal diameter of the holes are 1/8"(for the imperial users) and 29mm for us metric. The length is 4ft, meaning, I used 3 supports, this stopped the middle dropping. 16 Kilos of PLA will do this, haha. Each shelve accommodates approximately 15-16 spools depending on width size of the spools.&nbsp;If required for stability on taller racks, it would be recommended to glue the poles in for extra support and integrity.&nbsp;Settings :-&nbsp;<ul><li>15% gyroid infill</li><li>Standard Textured PEI plate.</li><li>Nil supports</li><li>Factory settings otherwise.</li></ul>Any feedback and/or photos is always welcomed. Happy printing all.&nbsp;

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