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In-spool Benchy Display Holder – For anycubic spools
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Benchy display - for kobra S1
Kobra S1
Kobra 3
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Kobra 2
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Kobra 4
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Kobra X
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Kobra 3 V2
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Kobra 3 Max
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Kobra 2 Max
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Kobra 2 Pro
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Kobra 2 Neo
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Kobra 2 Plus
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Tired of guessing what a filament actually looks like once printed? This model clips into the Anycubic Reusable spools and holds a Benchy in place, letting you instantly see what your filaments look like once printed without having to remember them all.
Designed specifically for Anycubic Reusable spools, this model snaps securely into the inner hub using the built-in clips, giving a clean and reliable fit without any additional hardware. The holder is made to fit a standard Benchy, which snaps into place and faces outward when the spool is mounted—so you can quickly see colour, finish, and print quality at a glance.
This is especially useful if you have a large filament collection and want a fast, organised way to compare materials without printing test pieces again.
--Printing settings--
For best results use the Print profile provided, else use 0.24mm layers with supports for the clips (both the benchy ones and the exterior ones)
I printed all of mine in PLA but PETG, ABS etc... can also work.
7-10% infill
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You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
