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Máy cuộn dây câu (cho cuộn 600-660yd)

By mchangcreative

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  • Line-spooler-FINAL.3mf3MF · 156.6 KB
  • Line-spooler-v4.stlSTL · 493.2 KB
  • Single-axle-65mm.stlSTL · 49.3 KB
  • Line-spooler-spacer-2.5mm.stlSTL · 50.5 KB

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Description

09/17/22 update: If the wingnut continues to loosen when the spool spins, you can rotate the base 180% and flip the fishing line spool 180%. Or you can add an extra jam nut before screwing on the wing nut.

After overpaying for 200yd spools for nearly a decade, I finally spent the money and bought my first 600yd spool of fishing line. Bespoke spoolers on Amazon and Tackle Warehouse either look ridiculous or are $50-150 so I decided to design my own.

The top part is my design. Most of the hardware can be found at Home Depot. The clamp is HD_Creator's Table clamp for miniature vice 3.0 => 100% printed model.

Print notes:

  • Printed with Prusament PETG
  • 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm Quality layer height/print setting
  • Perimeters: 3 for hexagonal base, 2 for axle and spacer
  • Infill: 70% rectilinear for hexagonal base, 20% rectilinear for axle and spacer
  • Supports everywhere (see screenshot for slightly modified “bobstro's support settings”)
  • I tried printing the hexagonal base flipped on its side 90* for added strength, but two of the hexagonal sides warped and I could not prevent it. Printing the model right-side-up looks better and has not broken.
  • Print the table clamp using the provided model settings

Build of Materials:

BOM notes: 

  1. Zinc-plated hardware should be fine for indoor use; upgrade to stainless steel if the spooler will be used outdoors.
  2. The M3 bolts and nuts are identical to the hardware that comes with the Prusa MK3S+ kit and spare parts bundle.
  3. You can find the 5/16-in. hardware at Home Depot, Lowes and other hardware stores. However, I could only find the cone compression spring at Home Depot.

Assembly notes:

  • Attach the hexagonal base to the clamp — in any of the 8 orientations — before sliding the spool onto the axle.
  • See photo with all the hardware laid out. Insert carrier bolt into printed hexagonal spooler and affix each piece in the order and orientation shown from left to right.
  • If you do not follow the specific order shown, the wing nut will likely loosen when the spool spins. Update: see note atop the Description.
  • Tightening the wing nut will increase tension on the spool.

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Print spec

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3mfstl
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