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Ikea METOD Filament Storage Cable Conduit

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% gyroid infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% gyroid infill
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Modified Extended Version for 2 Rows 60cm depth
Modified Extended Version for 2 Rows 60cm depth
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Cable Conduit Holder for IKEA METOD Cabinets (20 mm conduits) 🔌📦

Hey everyone!
I designed a custom holder for electrical installation conduits (Ø 20 mm), perfectly adapted to fit inside IKEA METOD cabinets.

Instead of buying the more common (and more expensive) IKEA rods, I decided to use conduits I already had on hand. They are a cost-effective alternative – not quite as sturdy as the official rods, but definitely strong enough. I currently have 8 filament rolls stored on mine, and it holds up just fine.

Since most available models are tailored for other IKEA furniture systems (like BILLY), I created a new version specifically for METOD, adjusting the spacing to match the cabinet hole pattern and resizing the slots for 20 mm conduits.

Notes:

  • Designed to fit the METOD hole spacing.
  • Holds 20 mm conduits securely.
  • Tested with 8 filament rolls without issues.

A simple, practical, and cost-friendly way to store filament rolls using what’s already available. 🚀
Hope it’s useful for others!

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