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Sunlu Spool Recycler: Contenedores Roscados

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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I hope you enjoy this model! If you find it useful and want to support my work, please consider giving it a 'Boost'. It helps me keep designing new things. Thank you! I hope you enjoy this model! If you find it useful and want to support my work, please consider giving it a 'Boost'. It helps me keep designing new things. Thank you!

Sunlu Spool Recycler: Threaded Storage Containers

Don't throw away your empty spools! This project allows you to recycle the cardboard cores from Sunlu filament spools and turn them into sturdy, functional storage containers. The design features a threaded lid system for a secure fit, perfect for organizing screws, small parts, or tools in your workshop. The lids and bases are specifically designed to fit the standard diameter of Sunlu filament cardboard cores.

Assembly Instructions

To ensure a permanent and sturdy bond, follow these steps:

  1. Prepare the Core: Remove the plastic sides of your empty Sunlu spool to keep the central cardboard tube. Ensure the cardboard edges are straight and free of any filament residue.
  2. Glue the Base: Apply a few drops of superglue (CA glue) to the inner rim of the printed base. Press it firmly onto one end of the cardboard tube until the base is level with the tube's edge.
  3. Thread the Lid: Once the glue is dry, simply screw on the lid.

Recommended Print Settings

  • Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS.
  • Layer Height: 0.2mm (to ensure threads work smoothly).
  • Infill: 15% - 20% (Grid or Gyroid).
  • Supports: no supports (the design is optimized for printing without them).
  • Walls: 3 walls for extra durability in the thread area.

Tips for a Perfect Fit

Since cardboard tubes can sometimes vary slightly in diameter due to humidity, I recommend printing a small "test ring" or using a drop of glue as mentioned to ensure the base stays permanently attached to the cardboard.

Happy printing and happy recycling!

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