Filament Organiser Book Benchy

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Dr_Squirrel

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Standard Digital File License

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Først set

2026-07-14 16:37

Sidst set

2026-07-14 16:37

Tags

filament accesories filament organiser filament storage filament spool container bookshelf holder bookshelf art storage Benchy benchy display

Beskrivelse

Filament Organiser - Book & Benchy What is this thing? A storage solution styled as large book spines for your filament spools; it aims to be affordable while being functional. It incorporates a holder for the common Benchy as an easy method to identify and select your filaments, with printed labels that can be swapped as needed. Hello there: Boost Me (for free) Boosts are always nice if you feel I've earned them <3 What are boosts? They are free tokens that you can gift to creators you feel did a good job. Each boost gives that creator a few points that can eventually be used for certain items in the Bambulab shop. A free way for you to support us. Boost I don't ask or require any payment, but if you wish to help me out you can tip me via KoFi https://ko-fi.com/drsquirrel. Or enjoy it for free! Your call :) -------------- Update - Labels: I designed a MakerLab label system for those who aren't able to change the label models themselves. Feel free to use the original labels supplied, or this generator. https://makerworld.com/en/models/1053805#profileId-1040977 -------------- Brief: A filament storage design that would be relatively cheap to print while looking good in an open bookshelf. My filament was stored in my living space on an open bookshelf in vacuum bags and was becoming an eyesore. I didn't want to have plastic containers on the shelf, nor did I want the filament on a rail or in boxes. There were nice existing 3d models for filament containers, however they used a lot of filament. I decided to design a system that would hide the filament reels behind a book front, while displaying what was there with an example Benchy and label, giving easy access to any I wanted. I use vacuum bags for the filament spools, they are fairly cheap and work fine for me with the little pump they come with. The ones in the pictures are from Elegoo. The Print: In the print profile you'll find 4 plates with different version of the front. Each design A through D have a different leather texture. This should prevent repeating patterns on your bookshelf from being obvious. Print whichever combination you prefer. The parts are setup with variable layer height and support blocking to reduce material wastage at the top overhang. 2 plates with the base. A plate with a single base, and a plate with 3 bases. These are setup with modifiers to improve the print quality. 2 plates with label pins. One plate is set to print by layer if you're confident all pins will print successfully. The other plate is set to print per object so a failed pin can be skipped easily. 2 plates with labels. One plate has additional slicer added text that can be edited. The other plate is blank to allow you to add your own text via slicer, hand written, or label maker. Constructing: Print one Front, one Base, two Pins and one Label. Remove the supports from the Front, ensure all the supports are removed underneath and test fit the Base into it. Once happy the two fit together well, add a line of Cyanoacrylate glue (Super glue) to the recessed element of the Front and along the bottom edges that will contact the Base. Slot the Base into the Front and apply pressure until the glue is set. I stand the Front upside down and leave a weight on the Base to hold it in place while the glue cures. Make sure you don't add too much glue, and keep an eye out for glue runs if you do have it upside down. Clean up two Pins and insert one in each hole of the Label. Insert the Label with Pins into the Front. It should lightly snap into place but be easily removeable to change the designation of the storage. The Label: The label is supplied in 4 formats. A plate with a blank label. Can be used for hand written, or label printing identification. A plate with a label with slicer text added to it. The text can be edited in slicer. However, note that you will have to manually re-centre the text any time you edit it, I couldn't see a way around this within BambuStudio. A .obj model. Can be used in