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IKEA Billy Complete Filament Storage System / Rack

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Set for 20mm O.D. PVC Conduit - 0.2mm layer
Set for 20mm O.D. PVC Conduit - 0.2mm layer
Designer
28.5 h
8 plates
5.0(32)

Set for 19mm (3/4") O.D. Solid Rod - 0.2mm layer
Set for 19mm (3/4") O.D. Solid Rod - 0.2mm layer
Designer
26.8 h
8 plates
5.0(10)

Set for 1/2" PVC Conduit (21.34mm O.D.) - 0.2mm layer
Set for 1/2" PVC Conduit (21.34mm O.D.) - 0.2mm layer
Designer
28.3 h
8 plates
5.0(8)

Set for 1/2" EMT Pipe (17.93mm O.D.) - 0.2mm layer
Set for 1/2" EMT Pipe (17.93mm O.D.) - 0.2mm layer
Designer
26.8 h
8 plates
5.0(2)
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White (12107) / Filament with Spool / 1kg
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Description

 

IKEA Billy Complete Filament Storage System

(280mm Depth Version)

 

RevisionDateDetails
1.0.1Dec 10th 2025½" PVC conduit (21.34mm O.D.) profile added for countries where ½" conduit is most common.
1.0.2Dec 24th 2025After user feedback, the dry box feet were found too be too tight fitting, leading to breakages. These have been improved by making them stronger with less protrusion and an additional clearance to prevent breakage.
1.0.3Dec 30th 202519mm (¾") O.D. solid rod profile added for e.g. wooden dowels, after this was requested by 2 users.
1.0.4Jan 6th 202615mm O.D. metal pipe profile added for e.g. copper pipe used in domestic plumbing.
1.0.5Jan 7th 2026½" Metal EMT pipe (17.93mm O.D.) profile added.

 

Spool Holder Brackets

  • Various print profiles for the most commonly available conduits/pipe/solid rod sizes in DIY stores. I found 20mm conduit to be the most accessible and cheapest option in the U.K. but users in the U.S. said that ½"conduit (21.34mm outer diameter), ½" EMT pipe (17.93mm) is easier to get hold of, and I also dowel to be a reasonably affordable option so added 19mm (¾") dowel rod profile. A less favourable option is 19mm copper/stainless pipe as it is relatively expensive but I added this profile after someone requested it.
  • Design of the bracket eliminates gaps at the end of the rails where spools might get stuck!
  • Perfectly spaced for full use of the entire cabinet. Left & Right brackets clearly marked.
  • No screws necessary! Print the push-in serrated insert pins which can be removed later if required with a flat blade screwdriver!
  • Includes tool for marking out additional holes as required.
  • Includes over-hinge bracket for the lower section - print one (left or right depending which side your door hangs). See image.

Swatch Holders / Labels

  • Snap-Fit, just like the brackets.
  • Print the holders first (40 per cabinet) and then print the swatch/label. 
  • Holders snap-on to the spool holders.
  • Slide the labels in from the side (snug fit, won't fall out).
  • All label types included - just copy/paste to the printing plate as required. 
  • Label includes border frame, so it appears to be one piece! 

Humidity/Temperature Sensor Bracket

  • Holds the two common types of round Humidity/Temperature sensors. 
  • Two bracket types for either standalone mounting in-between the spool holders, or pin them into the spool holder itself.
  • Rotate to angle the gauge so it can be viewed easily.

Silica Dry Box

  • Slides in on the middle and lower shelves with just enough clearance underneath the spool holders.
  • Comes complete with push-in feet to improve air flow underneath the box.
  • Slide-in lid for secure and easy access.
  • 4 boxes fit side by side (experimentation found that larger boxes were clumsy/heavy when filled)
  • Look out for future updates, planning a fan add-on to improve airflow/dehumidifying.

Door Latch

  • Keeps the door tightly closed when used with a rubber seal.
  • Screws to the side of the cabinet*
  • Captured nuts ensure consistent tightness!

     *Each door latch requires 1 x M5 50mm Bolt, 1 x M5 Nut, 2 x M3 35mm screws. I contemplated      adding a template to the print profile, but the hole positions will be determined by the depth of      rubber seal/gasket you use around the door.

 

 

Materials

Cabinet

  • IKEA BILLY Bookcase 40 x 28 x 202cm
  • IKEA OXBERG Glass Door 40 x 192cm
  • Silicone Sealant
  • Rubber door strips (Approx 6 metres)

Interior

  • Bambu Lab Temperature/Humidity Indicator
  • 2KG of PLA (If you're printing the full system with 8 x Dry boxes)
  • 16 x 352mm lengths of 20mm conduit or ½" pipe*

*You will need 2 x 3m lengths or 4 x 2m lengths from your local DIY outlet) 

 

Latches

  • 3 x 50mm x M5 Bolts 
  • 3 x M5 Nuts 
  • 6 x 3mm x 35mm Self Tapping Screws
  • 50g of PLA Tough / ABS etc

 

Installation Tips

Before you start, sealing all of the joints within the cabinet with silicone sealant will ensure the cabinet is well sealed before you start installing any brackets etc. 
When installing the door strips, the gap at the top/bottom of the door is wider than the sides, so you may need to install strips on both the door and cabinet in these locations. You may also need to adjust the hinges and pull the door away from the cabinet to allow both sides of the door to seal equally. 
When installing the latches, consider using a clamp to keep the door tight whilst you set up the latch position. Please don't do it too tight or you will struggle to open/close the latches!
For the lower section, only print one of the two hinge brackets depending on which side of the cabinet the hinges are. You will need to replace the one you're not using with a regular bracket. Please note that they are marked ‘L’ and ‘R’ and it is important to get the correct one because they are not reversible.
Install the first spool holder bracket in the fifth hole down from the top of the cabinet, and then every 7th hole down from there (6 unused holes in between each bracket). Please note there are fewer holes at the back column. For the lowest spool holder brackets you will need to drill an additional hole at the back using the tool included on plate 2. If you mess up your bracket install, please don't tear them out in frustration as a snapped pin will be a pain to remove! Use a screwdriver under the front of the pin to pry it away carefully.

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