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Filament anti-tangling label, ultra-thin, prevents thick labels from jamming the filament spool

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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When changing filament, issues with filament tangling and jamming are common. I previously downloaded and printed anti-tangling labels, but they all shared a common flaw: the labels were designed too thick or too large. If not removed when loading new filament, there was a chance of the spool jamming, leading to feeding failures and clogs. Therefore, I am sharing this ultra-thin, ultra-simple version, stripping away unnecessary design to focus on practicality. Each print takes about 7 minutes and uses less than 0.4g of material.

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