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Filament shelf bracket for Multiboard
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- Multiboard Filament spool shelf bracket 20mm.stepSTEP · 51.8 KB
- Multiboard Filament spool shelf bracket 24mm.stepSTEP · 51.8 KB
- Wall Filament spool shelf bracket 24mm.stepSTEP · 92.8 KB
- Wall Filament spool shelf bracket 20mm.stepSTEP · 92.8 KB
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- Model ID
- #279309
- Category
- DIY
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
Description
A sleek bracket for building a filament shelf out of 20 mm plastic tubes and mounted on a multiboard. Will accomodate both regular and small spools.
You will need:
- Two plastic tubes (electrical tube or any tube or shaft/dowel) with 20 mm outer diameter (about ¾ inch).
- As many bracket as you deem necessary for the weight of your filament spools. A spacing of 50 cm should be sufficient.
- UPDATE: One 13 mm and one 20 mm small thread multiboard T-boltsper bracket. Plain head or flat head is your choice, but plain head on 20 mm bolt is recommended.
I updated the recommendation to T-bolts because I had two bolt sheer off leaving the shelf hanging precariously. The regular bolts can't take the weight. So if you don't want your shelf come crashing down, switch to T-bolts and do not overtighten them!
Print flat on it's side, no supports needed.
Print with the plastic of your choice, recommended is PETG with 5 walls and 20% infill.
UPDATE:
A variant for 24 mm shaft/dowel has been added.
Variants for mounting directly to wall with 5 mm screws has been added.
Changed from STL to STEP files and changed default orientation.
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- Formats
- step
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- 4
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- 289.2 KB
- Largest file
- 92.8 KB
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