Ultimate Tig Filler Storage Solution!
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Bill of Materials
- Ryobi wooden 6mm dowels (linked in description) x 1: Comes as a box and will need 7 per bracket
- M8 countersunk bolts x 4: Used to mount the bracket/s
Description
Holds five 1m long tig filler tubes with a 50mm diameter (with a more generous amount of spacing between each) and has four 8.5mm recessed holes to fit 8mm countersunk bolts. Mount it to your wall, welding cart (like I have) or anywhere practical!
I had to split the model in half in my slicer, so I added dowel connectors and used some Ryobi 15mmx6mm(diameter) fluted dowels to join each side ***optional - you can just use the slicer generated dowels if you wish. I have included a print profile of the top holder bracket that has the slicer generated dowels in it if you wish to use them***
Due to strength being the main goal here, I wasn't too fussed about optimising filament usage and printed it at 10-20% with 4 perimeter walls. Feel free to play around with different infill percentages and walls! For orientation, I printed the mounting surface (one with the bolt holes) facing down (MONOLITH MFG. logo is facing upwards). While this requires a lot of supports, it ensures that the bolts used to fix it won't split the print along the layer lines.
I've included options for the filler splitters/organisers with or without size labels. DM me if you want different sizes! I use 0.9mm, 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.6mm and 2.4mm filler myself so they were the general sizes I used.
License
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