Hey everyone,
I want to share something a bit different with you, indirectly related to our 3D printers.
Over the past few months, with all the projects and tests I've been doing, I've found myself buried in filament spools and boxes. It was getting overwhelming, especially since I'm a small creator with a tiny workshop.
About 3 months ago, I designed, printed, and tested this new model of spool racks. It has helped me maximize my space and organize all my filaments.
This is a fully 3D-printed wall-mounted rack. I highly recommend using PETG or ASA and advise against using PLA.
You print it, assemble it, attach it to your wall, and you're good to go.
I hope you like it as much as I do.
UPGRADE:
After doing some more tests with a 25 kg weight over a long period, I noticed a slight bend in the crossbars of the shelves. To fix this, I added some reinforcements to make the middle part of the bars stronger.
UPGRADE 2:
hanks to your feedback, I’ve added a new file for some shelf bars in this Upgrade 2.
The original structure has a total width of 410 mm, but with these new bars, it’ll be a bit narrower at 340 mm.
All you need to do is skip printing the bars from the main file and instead print them from the new file called “Shelfs - 34 cm - 13.3 in”.
Happy printing to all of us!
Best,
Enrico