Print92

Gatekeeper

This is a really Strong, space saving, AMS Lite wall mount. I've tested it over the last couple of weeks and it works well. I made this design after having a previous makers design fail. When it broke and fell off the wall it also broke parts of my AMS. I refused to let that happen again, but really wanted to save the desk space and still have the AMS Lite mounted out of the way. So I applied my experience in the construction industry to design this bracket to be as strong as possible. Ideally you will want to attatch to at least one stud or solid point. Use drywall molly anchors for the other 2 holes if they do not have any solid backing.

AMS Lite Wall Mount Bracket

Ams light

suzukiracing250

Snap in mount printed in petg.

AMB Mylaps TR2 transponder mount

luckyluc.64

I'm Back with a new Smooth AMS. The Generation 2.This guy is a new design of the same concept to solve several issues.<ol><li>Smooth the jumping of the near-empty spool.</li><li>Reduce the AMS forces required to feed the filaments.</li><li>The PTFE tube acts like a fishing line to keep a smooth and even feeding.</li><li>Reduces the friction.</li><li>Prevent the filament from eating the AMS feeding funnel or anything.</li></ol>&nbsp;What new then?-NO ROOM IS TAKING FROM THE SPOOL.-More compact but still as strung. (4.25g per unit and print 50% faster).-It can be printed in PLA, but I strongly recommend using minimum ABS, PETg, or better.-Yes, you can use any monster desiccant box.But I highly recommend my Desiccant box. You don't need to remove the spool when refreshing it.<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/69484#profileId-73827" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/69484#profileId-73827</a>&nbsp;Additionally, I put a PTFE tube cutter guide. Most of the complaints are that the spool pulls back the PTFE because of an incorrect PTFE length. I hope that will solve that issue.&nbsp;&nbsp;I did all the testing with standard PLA and silk PLA and have failures; please use ABS, ASA, PETg, or better. The ones I print for myself are all clear PETG, printed solid. At low light, they are outstanding. Even better than before.On the PETg, I use "Adaptive layer height"(Adaptive 0.50, Smooth 5, Keep Minimum).There are a few excellent YouTube videos for those who never use that function, and the BBL Wiki is fantastic. Here are the steps needed;-Select one of the Smooth AMS,-Select "Adaptive layer height" (near the middle) on the top menu.-Select "Keep min".-Put 0.50 in the [Adaptive] value box.-Put 5 in the [Smooth] value box.-Click once on [Adaptive] (a green to red bar will appear on the right side of the page).-Click once on [Smooth].-Click slice, and you did it.Here is a screenshot of it before it gets sliced.&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464308/2024-01-07_aea78ed1e55a9.png">&nbsp;Also, In some pictures, there's the material flag. You can get it here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/113769#profileId-122328" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/113769#profileId-122328.</a>You should see what else I designed to remove a few other little quirks of the near-perfect Bambu Lab 3D Printers.Enjoy less headache.

Smooth AMS Gen2

R C 3D

PRINT PROFILES:These are the print profiles that I've tested and can confirm to work well. Any profiles not listed below are not tested by me, and I cannot confirm whether or not they will work well. I recommend the Spool Adapter - w Slots. This one has the latest features and works the best of the three in my opinion.<ul><li>Spool Adapter - 200mm (Use at your own risk. This was requested, but I'm not 100% sure how well it will perform over time. Once I've had some time with it I will update this.)</li><li>Spool Adapter - w Slots</li></ul>&nbsp;SUMMARY:This spool adapter was designed to hold the cardboard spools and provide several features that assist in the ease of operation when using cardboard spools in the AMS. Here are the issues it's designed to address:<ol><li>When the walls of a cardboard spool become bent or deformed, they don't ride in the guides properly and end up causing issues in the AMS. This provides solid, sturdy walls that don't bend or deform.</li><li>The lip of the spool adapter is designed to provide a large enough surface contact against the rollers that it maintains traction. This isn't meant to snap onto the edge of the spool, but rather act as its' own spool end. The cardboard may be smaller in diameter, and this should still work great.</li><li>If you have issues due to spool weight, this has a core with a lid that can be used for desiccant or weights of some sort.</li><li>Recently I've discovered that this also works on some plastic spools such as esun which often have feed issues in the AMS. Based on feedback, this completely solved the issue for several people.</li></ol>To use the spool, simply drop your spool onto the spindle half. Screw the nut half onto the spindle and ensure your width will work in the AMS guides. Finally, screw on the locking nut to secure the end in place. To use desiccant or weights, simply drop them into the reservoir and screw on the cap.&nbsp;This has been confirmed to work with Overture, Polymaker, Elegoo, and a few other brands I'm not familiar with. With overture, you may have to crank down on the nut half to get the width right. For storing, I simply place the end in the cardboard hole and the sides hold it in place.&nbsp;CHANGELOG:&nbsp;UPDATE (10/25/23):I've added a second print profile. It will have “Thin” in the description notes or whatever. I'm adding this because some people are having issues with the width when using overture spools. I've seen several that were successfully installed, but for those that are having trouble, this one should be just a touch more narrow and may be what you're looking for.&nbsp;UPDATE (11/3/23):I'm adding another print profile for a spool with a smaller overall diameter. I've reduced it by a little over 1mm, which based on the feedback I've gotten, should solve the issue of the spool being too large overall for the new AMS version. If you have this issue with the other spools, give this a shot and let me know what you think.&nbsp;UPDATE (12/15/23):I added (2) new print profiles with an updated version of the spool adapter. I'm going to leave the other profiles up for now, but once I'm happy with the updates I'll be removing the other print profiles. The files will still be available in the raw files section, but I prefer having fewer print profiles.&nbsp;The spools was updated with little overhangs around the rim of the spool. I had a few spools where the cardboard would swell or deform, pulling away from the plastic sidewall. I added these little overhangs to help hold onto the sidewall and prevent it from pulling away. When it pulls away from the plastic, it creates rubs the side of the AMS guides and causes additional friction or snags the spool altogether. When I installed Polymaker into these, the overhangs just barely fit over the edges and held it in pretty well. If the spool has thick sidewalls, you'll have to push down on the sidewalls where the overhangs are at. I used a flathead screwdriver to shove the cardboard under the overhang.&nbsp;I also added some text, a Bambu logo, and RC3D. The colored version actually doesn't take much longer than the uncolored version, so don't be afraid to run that AMS now that cardboard is no longer an issue.&nbsp;UPDATE (1/9/23):Removed the Bambu reference and logo. Removed the small finger that were meant to hold the cardboard in place. Based on feedback, those weren't as well received, so I did away with them. If you'd like the model with the little nubby things, let me know.

Universal Cardboard Spool Adapter by RC3D

Bambu stuff

K-Studio.ca

<h2>A1 Mini Poop Bin</h2>A poop bin designed specifically for A1 Mini and with only 75g of filament needed to print unlike others bin over 150g up to 350g of filaments usage. That is one quarter, 1 / 4 of your spool of filament spent on a bin!&nbsp;<h2>Instructions</h2>Print ready, no need of brim or overhang support!&nbsp;<h2>Profiles</h2>The short one is best to use with a baffle, and the tall version is available for 82g of filament. <figure class="image image_resized" style="width:63.71%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_cc04a1ef9674d8.png"><figcaption>Standard Model</figcaption></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:63.17%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_1fc81271e8415.png"><figcaption>Tall Model</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;You can store tools under the back side of the bin.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:62.22%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_c0fc3d99a9e22.png"><figcaption>Tool Storage</figcaption></figure>

A1 Mini Poop Bin ( 75g filament )

A1 Mini

ItsVRK

Note: There is now a V2 of this model <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/458322" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/458322</a> I got so tired of poop jumping out while the nozzle was being cleaned so I created this Poop retainer and added a section. of A1 Nozzle wiper to the tail end of the process.. no more wisps!<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://youtu.be/et-Bg7UNox0"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/et-Bg7UNox0" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure>This screws into place using the existing screws either side of the purge chute. Cut a 3x3 square of A1 Filament wiper (I suggest cutting the rounded end row off first so you have a nicely square part, you&#39;ll get 12 pieces from the linked part) <a target="_blank" href="https://store.bambulab.com/collections/spare-parts-for-a1-series/products/heatbed-nozzle-wiper-a1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://store.bambulab.com/collections/spare-parts-for-a1-series/products/heatbed-nozzle-wiper-a1</a> &nbsp;I printed the main part with PETG using PLA as support for a super clean interface, see the third image for how to remove the support from the place where the A1 Filament wiper. Check out my other X1C/P1S mods:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/427348" rel="nofollow noopener">Clip in place AMS Buffer Power Release</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/426096" rel="nofollow noopener">Clip in place AMS Buffer PTFE Release</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/444558" rel="nofollow noopener">Clip in place AMS HUB PTFE Quick Release</a></li></ul>

X1C Poop Retainer and A1 Nozzle Wiper

Pepper

Elegant Spiral Vase&nbsp;A new Vase to the Spiral CollectionA prefect addition to your house decor.&nbsp;This Elegant vase was printed with Esun olive green PLA+&nbsp;Hope you'll like this!&nbsp;Happy Printing

Elegant Spiral Vase

Decoration

Elevated Expressions

I designed these holders as I was getting tired of having to unclip the batteries from them when I need to use them. I find these much easier, have not fallen out of my ute while testing/driving around.&nbsp;These simply slide in from the top and slide up when needed, no more having to wiggle the lock tabs loose especially if they&#39;re up high or near a roof like in a canopy for a ute/truck.&nbsp;Due to tolerances being snug for my prints, please ensure filaments are dried and tuned including pressure advance which will enclose corner tolerances :)&nbsp;I have printed these in PETG to withstand the heat inside trucks/canopies but I imagine they will fair very well in PLA for garages or cooler areas.0.20 layer height, 5 walls all round, top and bottom, 15% gyroid infill but play around with these to what you feel is best.&nbsp;Happy printing! :)

Ams light

Mx

Ams

Bambu stuff

A1 Mini

P1S

Decoration

Tools