About this 3D model

I obtained the measurements for the INLAND cardboard spools, making them part of the CBAS series and compatible with the AMS, all thanks to Illuminati_printz. The spool needs around 156 grams of filament with 15% infill, making it not lightweight but rather sturdy and smooth-running. So far it has always fit perfectly into the spools core - but unfortunately I don't have easy access to spools of this brand, if there are any problems please contact me. The Silica Compartment Lids add approximately another ~15 grams. If you are having problems with the spool not holding the core properly, here are a few solutions thanks to @vadrigar : Small Insert for INLAND cardboard adapter spool Refill Inserts for INLAND PLA + adapter spool INLAND_Cardboard_To_Spool_Notched Updates 24/02/02 Minor revisions The thread is now 3mm longer, and the chamfer angle has been slightly adjusted. These modifications do not affect compatibility with the previous version or existing prints. Due to the adjustments, approximately 2 grams of weight are lost. Assembly To assemble, first remove a cardboard side of the INLAND spool and replace it with a printed half, some of the glue residue may need to be removed. Hold the spool and turn it over, then remove the other side, now screw the halves together until they are tight. The Label Space Module (LSM) can be inserted into both parts of the spool, preferably when the spool is not yet loaded, and it may require some effort depending on your printer. The Silica Compartment Lid (SCL) can be easily screwed into the thread of one of the spool cores. It's best to wrap the filament with painter's tape beforehand to prevent it from unwinding on its own. Accessories This spool is part of the CBAS series and can make use of these accessories. TwistAssist for spools of the CBAS series equipped with the Silica Compartment Lid (SCL): TwistAssist for SCL For those who prefer not to use the holes in the spool to secure the filament, here is the appropriate filament clip: FilaClip for CBAS