Hi everyone,
I have a new project to share that's a bit different but still related to our 3D printers.
Over the past few months, with all the projects and testing I've been doing, I found myself overwhelmed with spools of filament and boxes. It was too much for me to handle, especially since I'm just a small creator with a tiny workspace.
About three months ago, I designed, printed, and tested this new model of spool racks that helped me maximize my space and organize all my filaments.
It's a rack that you can attach to the highest shelf of any of your shelving units, and it's entirely 3D printed. 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 done.
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.
Happy printing, everyone!
Enrico