V-Spooler Spool Core Adapter System

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I'm a big fan of using the V-Spooler, but I use filament from various manufacturers. Although I've tried several adapters that others have shared, I wanted something a bit different. Drawing inspiration from those designs, I created a spool spindle that accepts different cores to match the spools I have.

 

These cores feature both left- and right-hand threads. I've included a template of the thread I used so you can create your own cores. From my initial idea, I’ve made six spool cores that you might find useful. Each spool core is labeled with the manufacturer’s name, core size, and a designation for the left-hand threads. I also printed the cores in different colors for quick identification—such as using Bambu Green for the Bambu core.

 

See file list for current cores if you would like me to add one please drop me a commnent.

 

If you print this, please drop me a note—I’d love to know how it works out for you.

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I just finished printing this as I have some AnyCubic Plastic spools (which work fine in my AMS) that I wanted to use to re-spool onto from some cardboard spools—printed great with no problems. The challenge I've encountered is that the holes in the target spool where you hook the filament are blocked by the center insert. There is nowhere to attach the filament to the target spool. In the original design, the center spindle wasn't a monolithic cylinder, so there was room to insert the end of the filament into the spool. Maybe you could redesign the cores to allow for some gap between the core and the spool for the filament to insert into. Have you run into this and have a solution? I don't want to tape the filament to the spool.
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Thanks for the feedback and the photos. I have not ran into this, although I will when I use that spool type. I have a couple of ideas and I’ll have to test them.
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Replying to @Degosnell :
Thank you!
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working on a solution still and I wanted some more details, I don’t have any AnyCubic spools so was this core one of the ones I included or did you make your own? the reason I ask is I have a Sunlu Spool that I used for the Sunlu 72.5 and if look at my pictures I included I believe if you put the reel hole to the right side this may address feeding the filament. In my photos the core sits below the spool ridge and can accept filament. let me know.
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Nice design.
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Hey, i would be Happy If you could add a Adapter for Prusament spools. Mine have a hole Diameter of 51mm.
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Great print! Thanks! Especially like the template you provided. I was able to make my own for the kingroon spools.
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