Strong Load Capacity: This filament storage rack supports 100 lbs per shelf (500 lbs total), ideal for storing 3D materials. Made from durable carbon steel, it keeps everything secure and stable, helping boost your workflow
Neat Storage Solution: This filament rack features 5-tier single-row shelves, each holding 9 spools, with a total capacity of 45 spools. It keeps your workspace tidy and efficient, making it easy to access your 3D materials when you need them
Fits Various Sizes: With adjustable pipe spacing (7 inches), this filaments spool holder fits a variety of spool sizes (200-1000g). It's highly versatile, ensuring your storage is neat and your space is maximized
Complete Accessories: Everything you need to assemble this filament stand is included—bolts and wrenches! Easy setup means you can get organizing without extra tools or hassle
Versatile Design: With hooks for hanging and a dedicated spool layer, this filament shelf offers flexible storage to optimize your space and keep everything in order
*** DOES NOT INCLUDE FILAMENT. 😂
And yes, the filament in the rack pictures should be arranged by color. 😀
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You wouldn't be able to store any on the very top shelf since that would be outside the top acrylic, but you could put the hardware for heating and circulation up there.
All in all though, you'd probably be spending about $100 on acrylic and then however much on the electrics...
If you doubt this, notice how securely vacuum-sealed your filament is when you open a new spool. That packaging is specifically designed to protect it from humidity.
I use the 12-gallon Husky airtight bin from Home Depot. It fits exactly 15 spools, almost as if it were made for them.
While it is more expensive than basic storage options, remember that damp filament can lead to poor print quality and frequent jams. Proper storage will save you more in the long run.
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If you doubt this, notice how securely vacuum-sealed your filament is when you open a new spool. That packaging is specifically designed to protect it from humidity.
I use the 12-gallon Husky airtight bin from Home Depot. It fits exactly 15 spools, almost as if it were made for them.
While it is more expensive than basic storage options, remember that damp filament can lead to poor print quality and frequent jams. Proper storage will save you more in the long run.
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In addition, I use rechargeable desiccant beads both inside the container and my CFS.
Keeping your filament dry makes a significant difference in print quality and helps prevent headaches during printing.
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