This is a poop chute bin that I designed to work with the following model: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1265042-h2d-poop-chute#profileId-1290572. I think that chute is awesome and wanted to make an easy system to collect a lot of filament and then make it easy to pour it into a bag when emptying it.

This is just a simple remix of the dry pods that I liked the best, tweaked to fit into the AMS 2 Pro. The slots between the filament gears are slightly narrower so I shrunk the large pods by ~4mm and the small pods by ~3mm.

This part allows you to join two AMS 2 Pros together so that they sit together on top of the H2D easily. Use the four screws that were holding the AMS inside of your H2D/AMS Combo when you received it in order to mount it, and then either move or mount the extra feet further in.

A removable spool that uses the same twist lock mechanism as a standard BBL spool, now sized for the A1 mini print area! If you're like me and don't want to buy spools, or buy filament just to print more spools with, this spool lets you remove the refill filament in a controlled manner and store it so that you can install a new refill/stored refill.

This is an easy, drop in replacement for the PTFE tubing in a standard X1C/E or P1S/P wiper that adds a section of A1 cleaning pad. I disliked the look of some of the larger replacement styles that cover the whole poop chute, and this model will preserve the original intent and appearance of your printer nozzle cleaner while giving it a much needed upgrade. It should also function significantly quieter than the original design without interfering with aftermarket plates.

A removable spool that uses the same twist lock mechanism as a standard BBL spool. If you're like me and don't want to buy spools, or buy filament just to print more spools with, this spool lets you remove the refill filament in a controlled manner and store it so that you can install a new refill/stored refill. The goal was to add functionality to a stock type spool without slowing down the print time or increasing the complexity/material used.