Dual Wall Mounted Spool Holder

I needed a wall mounted spool holder for my Qidi X-Max 3 due to lack of space behind the printer, but also wanted something that I could use for filaments that don't like torturous paths to the hotend, so decided to make one with a spool holder for normal filaments through the filament runout sensor and another perpendicular to that so the filament could go straight down into the top of my X-Max 3 to lessen the amount of twists and turns it would take into the extruder. It uses two of the AMS-Lite Green spool holders as per several other spool holder designs on here, and two PC4-M10 tube fittings to run PTFE tube through . So far I have used the perpendicular spool holder with Elegoo TPU 95A several times and had no issues with printing. This can be used for any printer that you want the filament path to be through the roof of the printer.

The model is printed in PLA with most of the infill at 50%, however I have reinforced the areas that require objects to be screwed into them by having the infill at 100%. If you're downloading the STL I highly recommend using these infill settings as I had the filament guides break off earlier iterations with lower percentage infill. Due to the shape the print requires a couple of supports. If you're just downloading the STL file, please take note that aligning the main body of the spool holder is slightly difficult as it only barely just fits onto the hotplate with the correct alignment. My original design was a bit larger than this as I was going to print it on the bigger print bed of the X-Max 3, but decided to reduce the size and print it on the Bambu P1S, but due to the necessary sizing to fit two spools on it, the size it is is basically the minimum I could make it to allow it to fit the Bambu plate.