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Ryobi Trimmer Replacement Spool 0.80"

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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Summary

This is a replacement spool for Ryobi 18V & 40V auto feed trimmers. Specifically, I made this for a Ryobi 18V model P2008VNM. This is designed to replace the spool for 0.80" line. Can come in handy if you've lost a spool or just want to make some spools using your own roll of trimmer line instead of buying the pre-loaded spools.

 

Design Notes:
I designed the part fully in Fusion 360 and split it up into 3 parts for printing to limit the number of supports required. I've included screenshots of how the parts should be oriented in the slicer. Only the part named “bottom” should require supports. It is as close to identical to the original as I could get it. I'm very happy with it.

The original part is made of PA6-GF30, although I believe this should print and work fine in PETG, ASA, ABS, or even PLA (keep in mind the low glass transition temp of PLA in regards to your usage and environment).

 

Printing:

I printed at 0.2mm and used supports on the bottom part as shown in the slicer screenshots. Supported sections are highlighted in green. You could probably just let your slicer do auto supports, or add them manually if you want more control.

The top and middle parts will print fine without supports.

 

Assembly:

I've included an assembly graphic to show how the parts fit together. Just apply a glue to the mating surfaces that's appropriate for the filament you are printing with, and it should be plenty strong enough.

I printed the test part in PLA and used cyanoacrylate (CA) glue on the mating surfaces and the resulting part is very strong. I've trimmed my yard with it twice and so far and haven't had any issues with it.

 

Other Notes:

Included are 3 parts (bottom, middle, top), as well as a single full part.

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
nice
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
Superb
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
Perfect fit for my Hart Trimmer!
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Man those measurements are good.
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super danke
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I was unable to get the "bottom" piece to print usably. The low height of the support-needed area is the issue, I was unable, after at least 10 variations in support settings I just couldn't get a good print that allowed me to cleanly remove the supports, a couple times with auto support but mostly with manually placed supports. In order for the "bottom" piece to print well I cut it into two pieces and after print glued them together. I very much like that this design is available, and maybe there was a different way to print without additional cutting, possibly with extreme slow overhang printing with max cooling.
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Have you happened to try and shorten the distance between the notches on the backside that control the automatic release of string on each spool up? Wondering if that's possible to make these consume less string. If you happen to have time and motivation to make such an edit(no idea how much work this would take) I would be happy to test it out.
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Actually nevermind, I checked mine and it already has much smaller spacing. If you're interested in replicating it for this purpose I can send a photo.
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
Amazing. Many thanks.
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do you have the trimmer blade disc ?
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I have the official Ryobi one, yes, but have not modeled a printable replacement. It looks like someone else has made the blades if that's what you're looking for? https://makerworld.com/en/models/456876#profileId-364810
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Hey, would you be open to uploading your CAD model for this? At least the geared side, I'm trying to make a better winder for refilling these spools.
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