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GuideSpooler Lite

Spooler measures and dispenses cable and suits electricians in the field. Spooler Lite has no display and no sensor, the cable simply unwinds from the spool. You print most of the parts; the rest are turned and laser-cut parts, threaded inserts and bought components such as screws and washers. You can buy the turned and laser-cut parts in the e-shop.

Here is an overview of the parts you need to make. Almost all of them are printed; the rollers and the axis are turned. For smaller printers the model is split with dovetail joints and is made for a 256x256 mm print bed. You can print in ASA-CF or in material of the Spectrum brand.

The parts of the spool are in the spool guide.

All STL models (ZIP) (2.9 MB) · 🔒 after you buy the guide

Body

PartMade byNote
02-01-030d-BASE-LEFT🔒 after you buy the guide3D print
02-01-031d-BASE-RIGHT🔒 after you buy the guide3D print
arm left🔒 after you buy the guide3D printleft arm, Spooler Lite
arm right🔒 after you buy the guide3D printright arm, Spooler Lite
02-01-035d-BASE-FRONT🔒 after you buy the guide3D print
02-01-040-Milwaukee_Packout🔒 after you buy the guide3D printPackout holder
02-01-041-RYGL-L🔒 after you buy the guide3D print
02-01-061-CLIP_BASE-M4-assy🔒 after you buy the guide3D printlatch base

Encoder head

PartMade byNote
02-00-205-ENCODER-base without electronic🔒 after you buy the guide3D printbase the cable passes through
Spring holder cap🔒 after you buy the guide3D printhead cap

Rollers

PartMade byNote
02-01-020a-ROLL🔒 after you buy the guidelathenylon, or printed
02-01-021-AXIS M8x15🔒 after you buy the guidelatheaxis, aluminium

Threaded inserts

Most joints use plastic threaded inserts (M3, M4, M5, M6). Press them in before you screw the parts together, always into the part named in the drawing next to the insert. The numbers are given with each assembly in its guide.

Next you build the head, the rollers and the body. What to buy and where is in the last chapter.