Storz Bickel Capsule Magazine funnels and stuffers by J.

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X1 Carbon

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recommended_complete Set for 9 Capsules

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5.4 h

1 plate

complete all parts

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6.9 h

1 plate

complete Set for 8 Capsules

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5.5 h

1 plate

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V2_Funnel for 9 Capsules

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1.8 h

1 plate

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Description

These are Storz and Bickel Dosing Capsule Magazine funnels and stuffers.

With this tool you can fill up to 9 capsules of the magazine at ones.

Update (New and updated parts are added):

-Version 2 of the multi funnels for 8 and 9 capsules (better fitting when screwing on)

-Version 2 of the multi stuffer for 8 and 9 capsules (better fitting when screwing on; bigger stuffing surface)

-A lid for storig 9 closed capsules in the magazine

-New funnels for filling a single capsule

-A single stuffer for one capsule which works with all funnels

There are 2 versions of the multi funnels and stuffers:

-designed for 9 capsules

-designed for 8 capsules

Print Option:

Bambu Lab PLA

15% Infill

Supports are needed on most parts. I recommend using support filament (Support PLA from Bambu) for the support interface layer to have a better looking surface.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Comment & Rating (4)

@CatSkills3d

ok so ran this multiple times, both with support fil. and straight . Tree, slim, tree organic... auto default was juts not even worth showing. .. the print is good, but how did you manage to clean up the bottoms of the model. I notice no pictures posted on support removal or mentioning of cleaning the bottoms or issues you may have had Patience with me please, Im a noob. just trying to figure this out as I am making for a friend who like me has hand tremors and feel this would be super beneficial. The revolver for lack of better words, the giant funnel and the top im struggling with removing the actual support raft? . Ive tried the different settings on the wiki, but figured would be easy to just ask the person who designed and uses the model ? Iappreciate any help and thank you for your model

The designer has replied

@Jekkel

Hello, Thank you for printing the models. I recommend removing the supports with a scriber and tweezers. (see photo) You can buy the tools quite cheaply on Amazon. You can also press through the holes from the top with pliers, which is also very helpful. For the small remaining support pieces, however, the scriber is best. I hope this helped you. If you still need help, don't hesitate to ask. (https://tinyurl.com/mr33h8rd)