Manual filament spool winder Remixed by Acheituno

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Acheituno

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Print Profile(3)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

Designer

16.3 h

5 plates

4.3(61)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

Designer

16.1 h

5 plates

4.1(7)

Gear with drill bit, 45% infill

1 h

1 plate

4.4(7)

Boost

256

434

167

960

464

Released

Description

This is a manual filament spool winder inspired by the bmsluite model, originally made for splicing and winding multiple spools of leftover filament onto a single roll.

From there it has been modified to achieve a simple and effective fully manual filament spool winder, which does not need any metal parts or other parts and which will help you rewind your filaments easily.

Its main use is to change the filament from one spool to another, for example to recharge filament in Bambu Lab spools for greater and better use of the AMS.

It has also been redesigned and separated into the necessary parts with connectors so you can print it on your Bambu A, X or P series

I have done test with three complete ones, all made with Bambu Pla Basic, 25% filling should be enough, If you have issues you can increase the filling of the parts that are subjet to greater stress like hand crank (recomended 65% filling) or use PETG/ABS/ASA. In addition you can also vary the printing position to give greater strength.

A drop of lubricant on the gears and hand crank will help ensure smoother, longer-lasting operation without issues

Enjoy it!!

Comment & Rating (167)

@ARuncio27

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

had some trouble trying to print in white but orange,yellow and green were perfect

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The designer has replied

@Acheituno

It seems like a problem with the filament itself, the project profiles are configured for Bambu PLA Basic, but you can modify it as needed in Bambu Studio. All the best

@ARuncio27

I used the sample roll it came with

@Airamgrg

Replying to @ARuncio27 :

Looks like you used the SUPPORT spool. That material is not intended to make the actual prints but only the supports in case of need. It is well indicated in the envelope... xD

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@mtjtkt80

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

Came out nice the only issue I had is I had to print the hand crank a second time first one didn’t fit for whatever reason printed second time screwed into the gear, but broke almost instantly, and now I have to do the hand, crank and gear again

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

I have done tests with three complete ones, all made with Bambu Pla Basic, 25% filling should be enough, if you have issues you can increase the filling of the parts that are subject to greater stress or use PETG or ABS/ASA. I show you the same piece after several weeks of intensive use, made in Bambu Pla Basic with 25% filling. It has no defects and works without problems. Maybe I would look at the type of filament used, if it is dry and if it has been open for a while. You can also vary the printing position to give it greater strength, although I have not needed it. Thank you for sharing your opinion and printed model

@mtjtkt80

I thought about doing the hand crank with more of an infill. abs might be the better way tho.

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@NEPepper

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

watch the support settings. these are difficult to remove without damaging. use tree supports instead of the one on the profile. looks good and hope it functions once supports are removed.

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@monkeykinglp

Boosted

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

printed easy and well in PLA. Its simple and the spools fits very well. The only problem is that the handle broke directly after i tried to use it. I put it together with super glue and used a little bit of lubricant and now its works as it should. For everybody a little tipp use some sort of lubricant. The little lock doesnt work at all, i think because it was printed in PLA but everything fits together and it is not needet. My first spool change went pretty well.