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0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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Description

Maximize your shelf space! Easily stack filament spools vertically with these simple, printable spacers—no more tangled piles or wasted room. This is an updated design with self-aligning pegs on both sides to allow for even more stability.

 

Problem

Stacked filament spools rub, slide, roll, and generally behave like they’ve had too much caffeine.

 

Solution

A tiny, lightweight spacer that fits over the Bambu Lab spool hub and keeps stacked spools separated without wasting filament or print time.

 

Why not just stack spools?

You can — but spacers:

  • Prevent spools from rubbing and binding
  • Keep stacks more stable if bumped
  • Make it easier to grab a single spool
  • Don't use a lot of filament

 

Why this design

  • Minimal filament usage (less than 20g per spacer)
  • Fast print (under an hour)
  • No rods, no towers, no moving parts
  • Sized for Bambu Lab / AMS-compatible spools but works on Sunlu V3 and even printable refill spools
  • Works on shelves, in closets, or storage bins
  • Supports required, but not difficult to remove

This is intentionally boring. Boring works.

 

 

Use case

Perfect for:

  • Closet shelves
  • Open shelving
  • Budget filament storage

Anyone who doesn’t want to print a filament organizer that uses half a spool of filament!!

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