This pogo connector system to remove the front fan cover from the toolhead is an excellent idea that works great. You can just reach in and pop the cover off and set it aside to do whatever you need (i.e. change nozzle). It is a solid connector that stays in place and aligned so that it pops right back on and makes the connections. I have made 2 sets because I have actually have had a front fan cover trashed by a failed print job and I had the spare that got my right back online. It does take a little work but the end result is well worth the time.

These Worked very well to cover my Axis screws on my heat bed. They covered close to the screws but don't touch so no issues with bed leveling. They look good and keep filament pieces and dush out. Well made. I did have to make a slight trimming the the connection point on the right side cover but that most likely happened since I used ASA.

These triple anti-vibration feet work great. I have a P1S and a P2S that are on wall mounted shelves and these feet really stabilize and cut down the vibrations transferred to the shelf. I don't even worry about the printers moving on the shelf anymore. The feet mounts fit snugly into both the P1 and P2 and hold well, even when I have to lift the printers. Well designed and very effective. Better than any other feet mounts that I have tried.

I have tried several Z screw covers and this is the one I'm and going with because it's designed well and mostly it WORKS. I like the way it covers the screw bases but doesn't touch the screws (like others) and using some color make the inside look good too.

Used and changed the HSW mount for one I like and put one on each of my printer HSWs. Never have figured out why they made them the other way. I didn't print the logo in color because it would take to much time. This is fine the way it is.

Like this bed scraper. I added the Bambu Lab and Logo on the other side since I have finally figured out how to do it and the original name isn't seen when in the HSW holder. I have 2 printers so I made one for each.

I really like the idea of these but 2 things give me problems using them. One thing is the design only has a support ridge on one side of the reel and when I vacuum the spool it sink into the spool while the other side stays on the lip of the reel. See pic. You can see where it collapse above and below the gripper. The second thing is I needed to have the ends shortened because use spool grippers on all my spools and so I need to remove some of the support to allow me to use the grippers. While writing this I realize that my removing some of the support from each end may actually be causing this collapse issue. That said, i PM the designer and never received an answer back so I'm staying with my 4 star rating at this time. It is too bad because this is the best spool support I found and had high hopes for it. Of course, I printed up about 30 sets of these without thoroughly testing one and that's when I found the collapse issue. My fault for that.

Excellent magnetic vent that allowed me to vent my exhaust to a Levoit air cleaner. It is very low profile and adjustable. Now I need one for my P2S.

I found this model when I was looking for a way to add on spool storage (walls are full). This rack is very easy to build and upgrade and the supports work great. I initially built a 2 shelf unit 6 feet wide and then realized that I needed and could add onto this unit another 4 feet of storage (so I did). The brackets are all screwless and solid. Being anal, I used screws since I put on top of a shelf 6 feet above my computer setup. Not really necessary but that's just me. Works great and I highly recommend it. Used 3/4" wood dowels from Amazon and Home Depot to build it and it's already full. With supports I was able to add storage for 64 spools. If you need more storage. use this model. It's inexpensive and solid. Easy to print and build. Very happy with how it cam out.

I have been using this excellent target rod for my Pastamatic and have liked it from the beginning. It is adjustable, easy to use, doesn't unscrew on you and is very stable. I run my respooler at max sometimes and have no issues. I highly recommend this rod.

This stand is just right for holding this 'chamber heater'. I was surprised to find it. My only issue is I want to use it on the right hand side of my P1S (seems like better air rotation there) and there are raised ridges in the bottom (like on the left side) that won't let it sit flat. Can this be added?

I use these on al my build plates. I printed them in ABS and they lasted for months on the same build plate until a couple of days when it finally broke in a corner. I printed the next one in ABS and expect it to last even longer. They are great for handling build plated especially when the plates are real hot. HIghly recommend.

I really like this starter core. Since these could end up in the 70C S4 I use ABS and I used that profile. I did shrink it a little so that it is a snug but not tight fit and also shortened the width because I found it too tight pushing against the reel halves (don't want a reel split). Mine is now a snug but not tight fit there also. Otherwise, I really like how the hole is designed to hold the filament but let's go relatively easy.

I have tried countless different filament clips and this is the only one that has actually worked. Highly recommended.

Excellent Gridfiinty drawer system. Already printed 9 sets.

Just wanted to add a rating. It does work fine and I leave it on for all spools, just in case. It also lets me know if something is slipping to the side.

This is another excellent design from this designer that makes swapping hotends out. It combines both the hotend fan and the heater connectors into one easy to use plug. Make it easier on yourself and just print and install one of these cable plugs on each of your hotends to make swapping out much easier. I did so that the process goes quicker and easier. Check out his pogo connector for the fan housing. I highly recommend this setup.

This pogo connector system is really great. How many times have you tried to work around the fan housing and have it just fall off unplugging itself? Me? Way too many times. This pogo connection system fixes this issue. Just pull the fan housing off and it disconnects just like the magnetic holders do. No more unplugging wires. I have been using for over a week now with no issues whatsoever. Makes the swapping out of nozzles that much easier. This is a really excellent design. The designer even worked with me on an issue I had till it worked. GREAT SUPPORT!! I HIGHLY recommend this model. I even made my self a spare set in case the fan dies and I could change out without being down. I didn't need a second PTFE mount but I did it anyway since I was doing it all. If the fan dies, I just have to reconnect the new fan and I'm back.

I have been using another hinge rotation system that sticks out a couple of inches and is kinda sloppy in function. I saw this and decided to print and test it. This setup works great and isn't bulky. Once everything is lined up and it sets everything works good. I found that removing the hinges eliminates any 'popping' noise and it works smoothly. I will tell you that I just wiggled the top hinge until it broke off. If I ever (never) need it again then I'll take the case apart. If you want to leave the hinges, the popping doesn't hurt anything. This hinge is so clean, lean and smooth. I'm attaching a pic of how the case looks with it.

This spool gripper is an outstanding model that gives me everything I wanted in the handling of my filament spools. It has a place for a hygrometer, a place to put a tag of what info you want to place on the the spool of filament. I used it to identify the source, the color, material and whether it has been dried and used. It also allows me to 'grip' the spool and get it out of my rack without having to fight to get to the sides. Just grab the gripper at the top and bottom and pick it up. That simple. See the pic I've attached showing the last 7 spools I bought and sealed up with the gripper.