MANDO | paper towel roll holder
MANDO | paper towel roll holder
Store your kitchen paper towel roll in style with this elegant wicker roll holder.
Any 3D printer can print it without exceptional print settings and a regular 0.4mm nozzle. (See settings below)
It comes in 2 sizes: a tall one (height 250mm), and one shorter (height 215mm) that can be printed on PRUSA printers.
Happy printing!
DIMENSIONS (Large) | Ø 142 mm x H 250 mm DIMENSIONS (Small) | Ø 142 mm x H 209 mm
V5 UPDATE: This new version has a thicker weave of 0.9mm instead of 0.5mm. After using my own MANDO for quite a while, I found the 0.5mm weave too fragile. 0.9mm weave is made of 2 wall lines, it is much stronger and gives a very clean print. Also, I made the frame a little bigger/stronger, which should give a cleaner print.
3D PRINT SETTINGS The roll holder prints upright without supports or brim. The STL file is all already oriented properly.
For BambuLab users, turn on "Arachne" mode in the "Wall Generator" settings. Otherwise Bambu Studio will detect some of the weave layers as empty.
Layer height: 0.3mm/layer Wall line count: 2 Build adhesion type: None Supports: None Infill: 20~30%
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Made in PLA Black and eSun Olive green, scaled the large version to 99% to fit the height for Cr K1C.
Looks great! Thanks for sharing!
I had to rescale the big one to make it fit to 250mm, but it turned out so nice, It looks nicer in person as on the picture. :)
Glad you like it! Share a picture! I'm curious to see how it turned out!
Would it be possible to request a model that supports a larger diameter? The height is perfect (and the model prints perfectly with my BambuLab X1C) but the paper towel rolls I tend to buy are significantly larger in diameter. If you could perhaps provide a model that was at least 6.6inches in diameter I would be forever grateful!
How big is the diameter of the carton tube in the middle of your towel rolls? It should print fine if you scale X and Y dimensions to 6.6 inches. It makes the middle rod 45mm in diameter at the base (a bit more than 1 3/4 inch). Is that too large for the middle tube of your towel rolls?
Hey Charles, Experiencing another similar situation with the weave pattern for this print. It has completely disappeared. I followed all your suggested settings. See attached. https://ibb.co/Jcknjgk https://ibb.co/mC1CKmd https://ibb.co/VmMZbhW Could you please help?
Thank you
Which printer/slicer are you using? On some slicers you may have to turn on "arachne" mode. Might be that the weave is a tiny bit too thin to be detected by your wall thickness settings. The weave is 0.45mm thick. I'll upload a 0.5mm version, that might solve the issue.
Sorry for the late reply. Using bambu studio. Ive increased wall loop to 4 on second print with detect thin walls. It printed perfectly except it started easily ripping like a straight cut on a sheet of paper. Increased wall loop to 5 and infill to 25% on 3rd print but the print came out very dodgy looking. Ill download your new version and try with that, thank you.
tri fold paper towel holder? one thing to consider is what the paper towels running out, perhaps you can get inspiration from functional versions from amazon. ive considered making one but i am not proficient lol
Gotcha. I'm on it!