A bracket to hold dowels. I use it to store filament spools.

This model is designed for 1" dowels.

There are two parts:

• Junction bracket: has a small ridge in the middle. Meant to join 2 rods on each side.
• Regular bracket: can slide to the middle of rods, or be at the end of a link.

You can customize it (change the size, the dowel diameter, ...) with the onshape link.

STL, 3MF and step files are included.

In my case I used 1" x 4 feet dowels in 4 segments to cover ~16 feet. Estimated 64 spools capacity.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

VoronDesign

Printer: 

Voron2 350

**Rafts:**

No

Supports: 

No

**Resolution:**

0.4mm

Infill: 

15%

**Filament:** Any PETG Brown 
 

Notes: 

I recommend at least ~1.5-2mm vertical shells (the number of perimeters will depend on your extrusion diameter). This is what determines the strength more than infill.

I printed mine in PETG, but you may be fine with anything depending on the length of your dowels, the number of brackets, ...

Post-Printing =============

• Install the first bracket, either in a stud or with good anchors. The models here are meant for #8 x 2" or M4x50 screws, but you can change that in the onshape model.
• Install the dowels in the brackets - might need a very slight pressure.
• Install the second bracket to hold the dowels in place.
• Repeat.