Cardboard Spool Turntable

A motorized turntable that uses the side of a cardboard spool for its top. The one printed in the photos uses the Anycubic Motion Kit as the motor, and utilizes two screws from that pack; however, it is also compatible with Bambu Lab's N20 Dual Shaft Worm Gear Motor (the motors are identical). If you choose to build it this way, you will also need to buy 8mm self-tapping M2 screws, that screw directly into the cardboard, and some sort of controller method for the motor. Only one cardboard spool side is required; they are easy to pull off of the main spool with your hands. This model is only compatible with cardboard spools. Don't put an object larger than the cardboard spool. Now I haven't tested this, but in theory this could be used to help dry freshly washed resin prints if set to high speeds.Comment if you have any questions or requests!