Updated version: https://makerworld.com/en/models/114211
[Update after a few months of usage] Some refill coils may push the spool walls outwards and you may end up with a ruined spool. To prevent this, apply a bit of superglue to the grooves or ridges of the adapter
— Initial description —
This is my first attempt to create a minimum viable adapter from Prusament spools to refill coils using Reprap's MasterSpool standard. The goal was to use as little filament as possible and to make it usable without additional hardware.
Carefully remove the edges of the Prusament spool. To minimize the chances of breaking them, pull from the area that is closest to the cardboard core. Do this from multiple points while rotating the spool until the cardboard core is removed.
To install the new filament coil:
To save filament, print with 3% cubic infill and a single wall perimeter. This way it takes less than 25 grams of filament and on a CoreXY printer it takes less than one hour to print. You can experiment with even less infill and see if it's still usable.
The height of the adapter is 50mm, and it fits 750g refills. The outside diameter is 102mm. A STEP file is included if you want to modify it to fit wider spools. Tested with FormFutura refills, but it should work with any refill that follows Reprap's MasterSpool standard.