Solder Scroll (Right-Handed Remix + Print Tweaks)

Description
This is a right-handed remix of the original Solder Scroll - Ergonomic, Adjustable Solder Tool by @victordesigns. Designed for improved comfort and control for right-handed solderers, this remix mirrors the ergonomics while preserving the original tool’s core function: feeding solder with a simple scroll motion.

Like the original, this version allows you to scroll solder wire through the pen-style tool with ease. The adjustable knob accommodates various wire diameters (0.3 - 1.5mm), and a built-in wire holder in the back keeps your solder neatly stored and ready for use.

All parts are optimized for support-free FFF/FDM 3D printing. No glue or metal fasteners are needed for assembly.

What's different in this remix:

• Mirrored layout for right-handed use
• Slightly optimized slicer settings for smoother print results and fit
• Maintains compatibility with original assembly methods

Heres the full Guide (also by @victordesigns)

Adjust the tension to the diameter of the solder by rotating the knob. The tension is right when the scroll wheel grips the solder.

Grip it like a pen in your left or right hand.

Add solder to your solder joint by rolling the scroll wheel towards you. Adjust the knob if scrolling requires too much force or the solder slips.

Assembly (also by @victordesigns)

If nescessary, remove the brim from the clip and clean up the seams on the bearing surfaces.

Assemble the wheels on the main body. 

Tip: Carefully adding a bit on lubricant on the bearing surfaces will reduce the friction (I used PTFE spray).

Install the cover and add the clip.

Loading the solder

Stick the end of the solder wire into the hole on the spool and roll some wire on it.

Feed the solder in the back of the main body until it comes out at the tip.

Install the spool and add the clip.

Credits
This remix is based on the excellent original design by @victordesigns. Be sure to check out his model on printables and give it a like!