It turns out that Bambu Lab (BL) has two 4-way PTFE pneumatic splitters in their store. The grey one and the clear black one. Functionally they are the same, but in-use, the clear black is so much easier to reconnect if you reconfigure your PTFE set-up. I’ve moved exclusively to the clear black splitters. To keep the tubing relatively neat, I designed this magnetic mount to serve the purpose. This mount may interest you, too ...

UPDATE: C245 Soldering Tip Cases - Stackable - Added additional storage boxes to hold up to 5 or 6 C245 tips, each.

• Improved filament feed guide • Anti-rotation mechanisms on both donor and recipient spool spindles prevent spools from unwelcome rotation. • Donor spool braking mechanism to slow down filament feed. • Donor and recipient spindle mechanism identical and interchangeable. • Winding handle knob now has “silky smooth” rotating knob. • Winding gear retuned • Multiple minor tweaks and assembly improvements. • If you have a V1.x Respooler and want to print the new V2.0, some parts can be re-used.

I struggled to find a location to secure my groceries bags to the left side of my trunk. I repurpose a trim plug hole on the trunk left side, just above the light. I removed the nylon push plug, revealing a 10mm hole into a metal panel. I fitted into the 10mm hole a M6 rivnut, establishing an anchor point. I designed and 3D printed a hook that I screw into the new anchor point with a M6 bolt. What do people think of my rivnut anchor point approach? Is it too difficult for the average DIYer?