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BMCU Respooler Base – remix for Auto-Rewinder

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill
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10 plates

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This is a functional remix of the Filament Box by Nemesis. As I use the system as an open standalone solution, I developed this base to optimize stability and hose routing. This system combines Nemesis' proven mechanics with Phil Caruso's respooler drums (standalone version).

🛠️ Features & Changes

  • Optimal Routing: The PTFE tubes are routed out the back of the base.
  • Easy Loading: The filament is conveniently loaded from the front.
  • Funnel Integration: Compatible with the EasyFeed Filament Funnels (PC4-M10) for smooth filament insertion.
  • Stable Construction: The base consists of four main parts that are screwed together firmly.

     

    📋 Required Accessories

For assembling the base, you will need:

  • 6x M4*8 Screws (pan head recommended) for connecting the main parts.
  • 6x M3*18 Screws for securing the bottom.
  • 16x 608 Ball Bearings
  • PTFE tubes for connecting to your printer, BMCU, AMS, or MMS.
  • Filament Funnel: EasyFeed Filament Funnel.

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BMCU Respooler Anleitung.pdf

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