Yoshman1984

MakerJoe

Simple and easy AMS Helper System. The design attachs directly to the first stage feeders filament intake.&nbsp;Before you print:<ul><li>I´ve got feedback, that the size of the first stage feeder port varrys. If you have the larger Port than you should use the print profile for the larger one. (Larger means 3,1mm in height instead of 3mm)</li></ul>Advantages (i have noticed):<ul><li>No wear out of the grey filament intake port of the first stage feeder</li><li>Fixed filament retraction problem where the filament gets all over the AMS</li><li>Reduced horizontal stress on the first stage feeder</li><li>Fixed spool hopping when filament gets low</li></ul>Assembly:<ul><li>Just stick a PTFE tube into the clip and slide it on the first stage feeder.</li><li>Optional put a bit of glue in the hole before sticking the ptfe tube in to prevent slipping out</li></ul>Notes:<ul><li>I use 9cm long PTFE tubes. Maybe the optimal length is different… (Update 18.2: Trying 9cm tubes instead of 13 cm)</li><li>This helper should also work with the Hydra AMS System</li><li>Check also out my PTFE Tube Protector: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/234268#profileId-250844" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/234268</a></li></ul>Installation on the AMS:<ul><li>Here you can see how to install the EZ AMS Helper on the AMS. Just slide it on, don´t try to mount it from the top.</li></ul><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/834356/2024-01-03_a8f165557c9eb.gif">

EZ AMS Helper

Drucker Tools

FlorinV

Great desk accessory, to look at, to play with(easy to spin) and to use.&nbsp;Update 27.01.2024: Increase the filament infill and walls of the arm (to better hold it&#39;s shape in time, as the magnetic force tries to deform it). Changed one of the screws to be a shorter version, in case your magnets are too strong and need a shorter one to fit.Update 31.01.2024: Added another pen model (Hexagonal style). There is a new profile for this one. Enjoy !&nbsp;Features:<ul><li>Parts needed: 3 magnets with size 10x2mm. Probably you can use smaller magnets also, but you would have to add maybe one more magnet to the support arm. You need to play with it. Also 8x2mm magnets should be fine, but this is not tested by me (someone else tried).</li><li>No AMS needed to print it multicolor.</li><li>Two different pen designs to choose from. You can use them without support and magnets, if you want.</li><li>The pen design included in the main profile, is the stronger one, clean and with a special cutout that can be used to check the level of ink in your reserve.</li><li>The optional pen design is using a thin insert to make the pen multicolored without using AMS or wasting a lot of filament and time.</li><li>Optional tag caps to attach to the support arm. You can add one character to each cap and form a gamer tag, a name, an abbreviation etc. Or add some color pattern, whatever you like.</li><li>Designed for Pilot reserves ( 0.7mm), but can work with any pen reserve as long as you cut it at 122mm length. Just search with google something similar with: Pilot FriXion Pen Refills, 0.7 mm</li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000146589/design/388de27a-0257-4f7d-870e-8d9665c7c1de.jpg"></figure><ul><li>If you use Pilot reserve, you have to use the little spacer as displayed in assembly pictures or video.</li><li>If you choose to use another type of pen reserve, just cut it at 122 mm length and don&#39;t use the spacer anymore. Tested with simple pen reserve like the one bellow, and it works also. Just cut it to 122mm length and don&#39;t add the little spacer provided for Pilot reserves.</li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000146589/design/2024-01-19_8d03559413d1e.png"></figure>Assembly guide:<ul><li>Please check the video at the end with full setup and please use subtitles, as I&#39;ve added some useful information while assembling it.</li></ul>Pen:<ul><li>Please remove carefully the brim from the body of the pen after printing it. Usually if the bed sticks good, when you pull the body pen, the brim with separate easily. I&#39;ve setup a small gap between pen and brim, to be sure it sticks well, as it&#39;s a tall and narrow part.</li><li>Attention! Before gluing the magnet cap to the pen, be sure the magnet is facing the right direction to be attracted by the magnets on the support.  Carefully glue the magnet cap, to not get glue everywhere.</li><li>Please check bellow all the parts of the pen and how they are connected.</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 71.29%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000146589/design/2024-01-19_6cf57802c8d71.jpg"></figure>Support:<ul><li>Carefully remove the supports from the base part.</li><li>Insert the arm into the base and screw in the provided screw. There are 2 versions of the screw in the profile, one longer and one shorter. Depending on your magnets power, use the one that works better for you.</li><li>Be sure you screw it in enough so that the base can lay flat on the table. Change the screw with the shorter version if you need to.</li><li>Add two magnets (10x2mm) on the top hole of the arm. Before gluing them, be sure they are aligned with the magnet from the pen, so that they attract each other!</li><li>After everything is setup, you can use the bottom screw to fine tune the distance between pen magnet and support arm magnets, so that it holds the pen good, but don&#39;t pull up the pen from the base.</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 78.12%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000146589/design/2024-01-19_ff9970461619c.jpg"></figure><figure class="media"></figure>&nbsp;Step by step on how to customize the letter caps:<ul><li>you open the &#34;8 blank caps to customize&#34; into Bambu studio, </li><li>select one of the caps objects, </li><li>click on the TEXT icon -add one letter into the &#34;Input Text&#34; field </li><li>move your mouse cursor over the cap and click when you center it </li><li>you can move it around again by selecting the &#34;text_shape&#34; object later under the &#34;button.stl&#34; object </li><li>Repeat for each letter you want. (you have 8 caps into the profile, but you can clone them to have more if you want)  </li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000146589/design/2024-03-18_a5b871a5e0d65.png"></figure>

Magnetic Levitating Holder & 3 pen models

cool

inspectorNorse

This small click buckle for a Paracord bracelet consists of two parts: a male and a female part. Both parts are 3D-printed from PETG to ensure the delicate closure is robust.The click buckle offers easy handling and securely fastens the bracelet. To open, simply press the tab on the male part to release it from the slot.The design is based on Filip's design, which can be found here: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/de/model/153417-tiny-buckle" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/de/model/153417-tiny-buckle</a>. However, I found the original design too unstable as the sidewalls of the female part would break every time. Therefore, I improved and reinforced the design using Tinkercad.&nbsp;Deutsch:Dieser kleine Klickverschluss für ein Paracord-Armband besteht aus zwei Teilen: einem männlichen und einem weiblichen Teil. Beide Teile sind aus PETG gedruckt damit der filgriane Verschluss robust ist.Der Klickverschluss bietet eine einfache Handhabung und sichert das Armband zuverlässig. Zum Öffnen wird einfach der Steg des männlichen Teils gedrückt, um ihn aus dem Schlitz zu lösen.Das Design basiert auf dem Design von Filip welches hier zu finden ist: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/de/model/153417-tiny-buckle" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/de/model/153417-tiny-buckle</a>. Das ursprüngliche Design war mir allerdings zu instabil. Die Seitenwände der weiblichen Teils sind mir jedesmal zerbrochen. Deshalb habe ich das Design in Tinkercad verbessert und robuster gemacht.

Tiny Buckle for Paracord Bracelets

Paracord

filete3d

Bambu Pizza is a balancing game that reuses the filament swatches included in the Bambu Lab printers while offering a fun way to store them.&nbsp;The game is designed to be printed without any supports and using the least amount of filament possible, requiring no further assembly than placing the cap on the delivery guy with a drop of glue. You can start playing in around 30 min of delivery guy and cap printing time and have fun while the box is printed for storage.&nbsp;It can be played in an educational way with children for learning colors, to practice fine motor skills in children and older adults and to have a good time doing challenges with friends or office colleagues.&nbsp;If you want to print your own pieces, you can use my BambuLab Plain Filament Swatch model here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/186720#profileId-205597" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/186720#profileId-205597</a>

Drucker Tools

cool

Paracord

Spiele