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Spool storage support

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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Spool storage support.

I had some rods from an old shoe cabinet lying around, and I created supports that adapt to store my filaments.

The rods are 16mm in diameter.

There are side supports with a lip to prevent the spools from falling off the sides, and a central support to limit the weight along the length (my rods are 70 cm long).

I had shorter rods (30cm) and the central support served me to make a junction for 2 rods and thus have a 60cm support.

Ideal for neatly storing spools on a shelf.

Printed with 2 walls and 10% infill, to be modified if more strength is needed, but for me, this works.

Not suitable for everyone, but can be useful for those who have rods of the same diameter (16mm). No glue is needed, the rods do not move once in place.

I have made the file available in .step and .f3z for those who want to modify the diameter to adapt it to their convenience (just modify the diameter on the 1st sketch).

If a different diameter is needed, I can do it as required.

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