Giá Treo Cuộn Filament Multiboard (Multiboard Filament Spool Holder)

Filament Spool Holder for Multiboard System

Used to mount a spool of filament on your Multiboard wall.  I use this for spools that aren't compatible with the AMS, as shown below.  I found numerous designs online, but they all had things about them that I didn't like so I designed my own. Consists of 4 printed parts and uses two 608 bearings for the axles.

Version 2.1 Update

Updated push-fit pegs to new Multiboard standard bolt-locked inserts.  This allows you to use a Small Thread - Lite Multipoint to lock in a Heavy Weight-bearing Hook Snap to insure the spool holder never falls of the Multiboard tile.  I've never experienced the spool holder falling off the Multiboard, but if any of you have here is your solution.  If you don't have any issues with this, there is no need to update.

Parts

Required, non-printed

• (2) 608 bearings for the axles

Required printed parts, depending on application

• (1) Small Thread - Lite Multipoint
• (1) Heavy Weight-bearing Hook Snap
• (1) Multiboard Snap

          or

• (1) Moderate Weight-Bearing Snap
• (1) Multiboard Snap

The four printed parts consist of the main frame, roller, and two axles. I separated the axles from the roller for ease of printing. The axles push into the roller and then the bearings go over the axles. Then the roller assembly with the bearings lightly snap into the frame. The tolerances are tight, but it should all fit together with just a little force.

Mounting to Multiboard Tiles

Version 2.1

The Version 2.1 spool holder mounts to your Multiboard tiles via two Bolt-Locked Inserts (push-fit pegs), this allows you to use a Small Thread - Lite Multipoint to lock in a Heavy Weight-bearing Hook Snap to ensure the spool holder never falls of the Multiboard tile.

Print Settings

I suggest using supports on the frame to support the two Multiboard push-fit pegs. It is possible to print without supports if you have your print settings dialed in, but supports will guarantee they come out perfect. The roller and axles should be printed upright.

Standard Multiboard print settings work fine (0.2mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill), but I increased the infill on the frame a bit to make it a bit stronger (15%) works just fine.