Filament Hanger Rack
Let me guess. You have a closet full of 3D printers. It's got a clothes hanger bar, but you don't have clothes, because who needs to go outside when you have a closet 3D printers?
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Archivos (6)
- Hanger Hook.stl STL · 76 KB
- Hanger Hub.stl STL · 78 KB
- Hanger Long Bar.stl STL · 5 KB
- Hanger Short Bar.stl STL · 5 KB
- Whole Filament Hanger - DO NOT PRINT.stl STL · 291 KB
- Hanger Corner.stl STL · 77 KB
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Let me guess. You have a closet full of 3D printers. It's got a clothes hanger bar, but you don't have clothes, because who needs to go outside when you have a closet 3D printers?
Put that storage space to use with this hanger! See it in action in this video: [put video here]
You'll need at least two hangers, ideally one each foot or so. For each, print: - 1x Hanger Hook - 1x Hanger Hub - 2x Long Bar - 1x Short Bar - 1x Hanger Corner - 1x Hanger Corner (mirrored)
You'll also want a pile of Wheels, ideally in multiples of four.
You'll also need: - 8mm metal rod, long as you want, cheapest you can find - 4x 12mm M3 screws and M3 nuts per hanger - A pile of 608 bearings, ideally in multiples of 4
Instructions! - Glue everything but the hook and wheels together - Mount the Hook on one side with an M3 screw and nut - Insert an M3 screw into one or two pockets on each side, add the screws, don't tighten too far - Shove bearings into wheels - Thread wheels and hangers onto rods as desired - Tighten screws - Hook over bar, add screw to secure hook - Put filament on wheels - Print
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