DamonMeijer

thelightspd

One of the biggest issues witht the Bambu AMS Lite is the footprint it takes. I wanted to have it on the wall when I wanted it on the wall and to be able to quickly take it to the desk when needed. I wanted to do this without any screws or hardware and thats exactly what we got here. &nbsp;Print the Wall Cleat (french cleat); Attach to the wall with 3" sheet rock screws into a stud. There are two. Once this is done no other tools are needed. Replace the stand on the AMS with the AMS attachment and use all 8 screws. Once attached you no longer need tools. You simply slide it over the wall cleat… and make sure it snaps tightly into place. Light tapping on the ams may be needed to get it to seat. This is by design. If you want to print the desk stand in one piece, you need something like a Voron 300mm or bigger to print it in one go. If you don't have a printer that big I made a version for a Bambu size printer. For that version you print the feet as one, the spine, and the bolt. Yes you need to use supports like tree supports. Once printed assembly and tighten by using the bolt. If you can glue it up. It's better in the long run. &nbsp;I made the desk stand so it can be easily used or not with a push and a click. Enjoy.

The Ultimate Modular AMS Lite Mounting System

ams lite

piero

I create this bin for Bambu Lab A1 by a remix of the amazing work made by thrutheframe