One of the first things I printed on my Prusa i3 was a small set of filament clips to keep spools of filament from unwinding while they’re stored in air-tight bins. Rather than print one at a time, at first I put four copies of a single clip into a gcode file, which worked out well.
As I’ve tested out new filaments, I’ve continually forgotten to print a new batch of clips. I’ve also started in on spools of filament from a range of different manufacturers, and the original set of clips I printed didn’t fit some of these spools well.
I finally remembered that I needed to print more clips, and to save myself future headache, I went over board. I generated a gcode file with three each of all of walter‘s 1.75mm Filament Clip models. 33 clips of different shapes and sizes, hopefully enough to last for a long while.
- Maker: walter
- Source: 1.75mm Filament Clip
- Original License: Creative Commons – Attribution – Non Commercial
- Model: All STL Files
- GCode: all_the_clips.gcode
- Material: Natural ABS 1.75mm
- Print Date: 2017/09/11
- Print Time: 3 hours
- Slicer: Slic3r PE 1.36.2
- Slice Settings:
- 0.15mm Layers (Optimal Layers)
- 20% infill, cubic
- No Supports
- Printer: Prusa i3 mk2