Ormeli 3D Printer Filament Storage Rack, 5-Tier 3D Printing Filament Metal Rack for Filament Spools PLA/ABS/TPU/Nylon, Large Capacity Heavy Duty Filament Spool Holder for 3D Printing Studio, Workshop

Works great! Works as advertised. Assembly was easy, not too small, and build quality is fairly good. Plan on buying another soon.

Took a bit of time to assemble but so far it’s been great! Bottom shelf has been ideal for cleaning products and the racks hold more than enough for my casual 3D printing needs! Highly recommend!

So far so good. Sturdy enough. Like the look. Optional casters would make it 5 stars.

I love this filament shelf. Having all of my spools easily accessible and visible makes it much easier to find the right color than digging through dry-boxes. Sure, it's not moisture proof, but with a dehumidifier in the room and a dryer for every printer it's not a huge concern. The shelves fit a ton of filament, and the bottom wood portion functions as a flat shelf for everything that isn't a spool of filament, such as boxes of filament or my dehumidifier. It wasn't super hard to assemble, just threading in some bolts to make the frame and the instructions were perfectly adequate. With everything tightened it doesn't wobble, and feels pretty sturdy, and is sturdy because I've completely filled it with filament and it holds up great. With bags on the spools it gets a little tedious to put the roll in but otherwise for non bagged spools is as simple as rolling it over the first lip and it falls into place, then the opposite motion takes it back out.

Great way to store a ton of filament with a minimal footprint. The assembly was super easy and self-explanatory, just watch the length of the screws and you should be good. It was also pretty quick to assemble and well worth the price for not having to wonder what filaments I have and where since they are all easily accessible now.

ONLY BUY THIS RACK if you have beef with the person you're gifting it to. At this price point having to assemble 100+ pieces is wild work.Boxes get smaller, margins get bigger. Quality is fine since it's held together by 80 screws. God forbid a few are missing though and you are SOL like mine was.

This rack was much better than the others that I had. It has a reinforced base and is sturdier than the flimsy pot-metal ones i've received from other companies. It also has a large capacity so it's great for those with a stockpile of filament.

Ok so the rack itself is pretty stable. Holds filament well and is nice.But…For $80 this was a very annoying assembly process.If you look at all the pictures on here it shows the horizontal tubes as 1 single piece. Zoom in and in the middle they all look like 1 piece. Even their instructions above for assembly it shows those as 1 piece. Well all those pictures were photoshopped or custom made for those pictures cause they aren’t. You have to piece together all 10 of those horizontal bars with 4 screws each. So 40 screws worth of assembly just cause they wanted to shove it in a slightly smaller box. Which I get - but considering their picture listed above for the assembly process that’s intentionally deceptive marketing to make it look faster to assemble than it is.The next part to that was all the longer screws were thrown together in the same hardware bag. There are 3 different sizes of screws for this install: 1 small and 2 long. Rather than mixing the small and long cause that’s easy to see the difference or having 3 separate bags, they mixed the two longer screws that were very similar in size to each other. So you had to dump out the entire bag and search one at a time through 50+ screws to put them beside each other to determine length.The rack is good. Just know that the assembly process is worse than it should/needs to be.