Thanks for sharing this for X1C. Looking great, fits the entire collection. printed in Jayo High Speed Matte Grey.

Nice! Printed strong with Jayo High Speed Matte PETG Grey. Shown with a 250g little guy that I paid too much for. Obviously, the spool holder now won't store nicely anymore and with this PETG I have no chance of ever taking the filament guide out. Still very useful design.

Nice! Stores right where you'd think it should. Printed strong with Jayo High Speed Matte PETG Grey. Shown with the filament guide and a 250g little guy that I paid too much for. Obviously, it won't store nicely anymore with the filament guide, and with this PETG I have no chance of ever taking the filament guide out. https://makerworld.com/en/models/57617-ptfe-tube-guide-for-ams-riser-remix-spool-holder-b

Thanks for making this. Very nice with the built-in release buttons, and the two mounting options. Printed in Jayo High Speed Matte Grey. Fit is solid.

Great fit! (the one on the left in the photo)

Works! Thanks! I had no idea where I left mine.

Thanks for the design. Very solid. Don't do what I did and go for extra strength by adding wall loops, higher infill and printing in PETG because I really had to hit hard with a rubber mallet to make the sides "slide" (overstatement) into each other, and in doing that don't do some damage that needs super glue. And also don't do what I did and think that you can heat PETG to 100c to make it shrink a little to make a better fit, because that's too high and I had to reprint it because it totally deformed in the heat. The recess for the feet appears deep enough for the feet, but is just 3.5mm too shallow for the anti-vibration feet adapters (see pictures) (https://makerworld.com/en/models/32227-bambu-lab-x1c-p1x-anti-vibration-feet-adapter) Also added some pictures with measurements for the curious.

Thanks for sharing! Looking great in Polymaker HT-PLA-GF White.

Thanks! Now to decide on what to put in there...

Thanks for this remix! Perfect fit with the feet of the AMS2 Pro. Printed on Jayo High Speed Matter PETG. Note how the Black isn't really Matte, more like silk.

Very nice and functional design! For the main body parts I printed Peter's AMS2 remix to raise the AMS just a little, and put the whole thing on top of Lars' rotatable glass riser, and put two Timminator's gridfinity drawers in it. Fits great, feels very sold. I'll have to make some extenders for the top buttons, but honestly I've never actually used the top buttons... Printed on Jayo High Speed Matter PETG (Black for the body, Grey for the drawers). Note how the Black isn't really Matte, more like silk, but the Grey really is grey. Did not glue anything, with this filament I actually had to hammer the parts 3&4 with a rubber mallet to make them slide fully together, and while doing that I did some damage in the back (small cracks) that I then glued together. https://makerworld.com/en/models/1627054-riser-v2-mainbody-parts-for-ams-2-pro https://makerworld.com/en/models/128764-bambu-p1-und-x1-dreiseiten-drehbare-luftung https://makerworld.com/en/models/210593-gridfinity-riser-drawer

Printed on X1C with white PolyMaker HT-PLA-GF. Instead of crimping/soldering the fan wires, I bought some pairs of the XH2.54mm 2pin connectors with wires for the fan. And then I did solder those wires, but with a 35c default open bimetal thermostat spliced in that I Kapton taped to the bottom of the shelf. Still needs a little cleanup for the wire and probably more Kapton tape, but working great. Connectors: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BDR2QXKN Thermostat: Make sure to select the 35C, Normal Open https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805916846247.html The 30c would stay on too long after printing, even when leaving it in the bottom of the printer. The 35c in turn wouldn't actually come on unless taped to the shelf.

Came out pretty good on Bambu PETG HF White. Needed some modification to fit under the AMS feeder though. Posted some pics with a caliper for others that have the same setup.

Very convenient. Printed on JAY High Speed Matte PETG Black.

Great fit on the Jayo spools that come with the High Speed Matte PETG that I printed this on. These spools have an opening that measures at 73mm. Fits a lot of dessicant.

Very strong. I printed this in all Jayo High Speed Matte PETG Black. Taking the supports out was pretty hard. I had to reprint the tall tower because I broke it in half while pushing too hard to get the supports out. All connection pieces needed percussive motivation to go in, and I had to use a knife to chamfer one of them to have any chance of it going in (see picture, yes some minor damage to the frame because I hammer like an amateur). The pins for the buttons fit too snug for me to actually be usable. I'll either have to shrink the diameter a little and reprint, or maybe I'll wait until I print my AMS riser that I plan to put on top of this one, and simply extend whatever button extension I'll end up with there. But, regarding letting the hot air out when opened without taking the glass off, this thing is fantastic, and I really like being able to regulate the amount of opening as needed for each print.

For the "Improved Replacement Blades": Came out looking great on a glue-sticked Smooth Bambu plate on X1C with Jayo High Speed Matte PETG White. Be sure to use a glue stick when printing these with PETG on a smooth plate. They were on pretty tight.

The print got messed up a little in the beginning on the letters of one of the handles (see photos), but still very useable result. Used a Bambu smooth hot plate on an X1C with Jayo High Speed PETG Black and White, with some glue stick to prevent it from sticking too much.

Printed without issue on X1C with glue stick on the Bambu smooth plate and Jayo High Speed Matte PETG White

They are holding the rubber feet great on my X1C printed with Jayo High Speed Matte PETG Grey.