Spool Rack by denwagg

denwagg

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Print Profile(5)

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

With Stacking Adapters

Designer

19.2 h

4 plates

5.0(97)

Without Stacking Adapters

Designer

17.6 h

4 plates

4.9(15)

shelf mount adapter

Designer

6.7 h

2 plates

5.0(5)

Stacked Must use 0.2 layer height (Support Material Settings Optional)

34 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

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Boost

572

985

170

1.6 k

2.5 k

Released

Description

Stores Spools. Uses 4-1" id PVC tubing, 1.315 OD, 1.029 ID any length you choose. Designed to fit on 256mmx256mm Plate. Hot glue joints added if you choose to permanently attach together. No supports needed. Make these as long as you want I used 2ft sections of pipe. Also designed to stack as high as will allow the weight using the adapter included. Designed in Solidworks

PLA or PLA+ works great, I used .25mm step, 2 walls 10% gyroid fill. On P1P Center takes 5hr, Both bottoms take 3.5hrs and both tops take 5 hours. Total of 19 hrs print time.

12-22-23

Added adapter to allow you to stack multiple racks

12-31-23

Modified Print Profile to include adapters if needed

01-24-24

Added Shelf mounts

Comment & Rating (170)

@Alaska.saedel

Boosted

Print Profile

Without Stacking Adapters

I love my spool rack! Thank you so much for your great work! I printed my own pipes and pipe connectors. If anyone is interested let me know... I would share the files. Btw: I printed the "main piece" as a stack (6 pieces on top of each other). The maximum would be 8 pieces at once. I used white PETG as the support interface layer.

The designer has replied

@denwagg

That's great never thought it would be so beneficial to so many people thks

@jacqui.park2019

I'd use the pipes and connectors profile if you share it. Thanks!

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@Alaska.saedel

Boosted

Replying to @jacqui.park2019 :

Here is the link: https://makerworld.com/models/188332

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@batt_incd

I finished the parts for the 3rd row. This is a great print. Everything came off the bed and assembled without any grinding, prying, futzing. Thanks!

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The designer has replied

@denwagg

That's great I'm so happy that this print is helping so many people. someone ask me to make a wall mount for this but it would be difficult to support a lot of weight. I figure if someone want to mount it on the wall they can buy shelving thank you

@batt_incd

Print Profile

With Stacking Adapters

I've tried 4 other racks and this is by far the best design here. It's a super easy print, no supports, modular, sturdy and the measurements are spot-on. Everything fits perfectly, no cleanup, scraping, etc. Just slides together. I really like that the pipes can slide thru. That allows me to space brackets to maximize length without having to print an entire new center bracket. Instead, I'm starting my 3rd level. Great design. Thanks!!!

The designer has replied

@denwagg

Thank you very much

@Isew68

This is a great design. I bought two 10 ft PVC pipes and made mine 2.5 ft. I also made some caps for the ends and labels. It looks great, I love it.

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@user_848212807

Can you share your print for the end caps?

@Isew68

Replying to @user_848212807 :

I shared my end caps. They worked well with PETG. https://makerworld.com/en/models/436906#profileId-342076

@user_2877038331

can u also share labels? :) its look so nice

@LJNZ

Print Profile

With Stacking Adapters

really love the design! only problem for me was I couldn’t get my hands on imperial measurement pipes. only metrics here! solved by using wood and trimmed it down a bit. fantastic model tho!