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Made this little clip to stop the ends of filament from getting bend because of the holes.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2599149-non-filament-bending-spool-clip

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by LemonArts ‧ MakerWorld ‧ saved copy from 2026.08.28

From Reddit saved post — r/3Dprinting, u/IJustAteABaguette, Mar 31 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/1s8vxpu/made_this_little_clip_to_stop_the_ends_of/
The Non Filament Bending Spool Clip is a free 3D printable design created to prevent filament bending and provide an easier way to secure filament on spools. It works by pressing the filament into the clip, allowing easy removal without loosening, and is especially compatible with Bambu spools or can be adapted with tape for other spool types. The clip is intended for 1.75mm filament and is recommended to be printed in PETG for durability. Some versions work differently depending on the AMS system used, and improvements are planned for future designs.

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Download this free 3D print file designed by Remie92. I always disliked how basically every filament role has the holes on the side for making sure the filament doesn't roll out. Sure, it's easy to produce, and works, but I wanted something that didn't bend the filament and was easier to use. That's why I made this little clip! You can simply press the filament into it, and pull it out easily without the filament getting loose! Putting it on the spool is easy too, especially with a bambu spool! (Or one that has the same shape). You simply print a few bambu-spool version clips, and you can pop it right on! Don't have a spool in that shape? Just use the flat version and add some double sided tape!NOTE: You currently can only use the flat version if you use an AMS. The Bambu spool clip works fine on the AMS-Lite, but it doesn't work on any AMS that needs the round outside/walls of the spool. I will try to make one that can fit inside the Bambu spool without any adhesive while still being fully internal. (Nothing poking out) I recommend printing it in PETG to get it's strength and bending durability (which is needed), and not changing the orientation of the part. It's also only for 1.75mm filament, but that's basically every single roll. I used bad and old PETG for this, so I'm sure it will print successfully for you!
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