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AlanGP

almost 10 years

Thanks - I'll try that.

Ed_B

almost 10 years

<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="/users/AlanGP" class="mentioned-user">@AlanGP</a> I have used some larger 1.2k (2.6lbs) rolls.  I usually respool 0.5k on a seperate spool because the manufacturer rolls can stick from manufacturing or shipping (temps).  But I have used these larger rolls on this coaster by removing 1 of the screws in the base.  That allows it to pull out further.  If you secure it with a couple washers,  it has no problem.

AlanGP

almost 10 years

I printed with a Printrbot Simple Metal and heated bed. Bed Temp 70 C - actually measures 60 C on surface.

AlanGP

almost 10 years

Made one - very nice. Not quite wide enough for NUBUS spools (95mm) available in Europe but works if you flip the bearings to the outside Thank you Alan

Ed_B

almost 10 years

I used m3 x 14mm to hold the bases together and the walls to the base are m3 x12mm. That is about the shortest length. You can probably go a couple mm longer and not have any problems and of course you can strengthen the mounts with longer screws by adding washers. The bearing are regular 608zz skate bearings.

Tatertot444

almost 10 years

What length M3 socket head cap screws did you use?

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