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			<title><![CDATA[Cheap and easy loose filament spool]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>This is my super duper high tech ultra elite loose filament spool pro model (SDHTUELFSPM for short). I had recieved a sample of some (Octave?) PLA and it kept tangling and tugging my extruder. So here it is.<br />Toilet paper tube and Pringles can lids will work fine. These lids are from my daughter&#039;s puff snack cans. Heated up a poker and made some slots to anchor the filament ends. It turns funny on the spool holder, but my problems were solved with garbage! haha</p>]]></description>
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