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<h4>26/11/2023</h4>Added Pushfit to the arm, there are 2 versions:<ul><li>PC4-M6 shared by <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@MichaelZanett_767862" rel="nofollow noopener">Micha</a> (thanks you again)</li><li>PC4-M10 as various users ask it</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:450.031px;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/347807/rich_content/6526a42c-7d25-42b4-bdd3-a49aba499424/thumbs/cover/800x626/jpg/capture-decran-2023-09-02-a-182751.webp"></figure><h4> </h4>Printed with @0.12mm, 3 perimeters.&nbsp;----------&nbsp;&nbsp;In this post, you'll find everything you need to equip your X1 or P1P with a side spool support fitted with a PTFE tube to guide the filament easily to the extruder.The spool support can be either the one supplied with the printer (the metal one), or a roller using 2 608 bearings.&nbsp;P1P ARC version is very similar to X1 version with the exception of a few changers needed to adapt to acrylic panels:<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/26122/2023-07-01_0d15b8f1d1389.jpg"><h4>How to print and use:</h4>Make sure the print is strong and rigid, I've printed mine with 4 perimeters, 0.2mm layer height 5 top/down layers, cubic (or gyroid) infill.The filament guide just fits into arms, you can glue it but it's not necessaryPTFE tube is pushed into the hole, tolerance may vary depending on your filament and printer calibration&nbsp;Plate 1 is P1P ARC original supportPate 2 is P1P ARC roller supportPlate 3 is X1 original supportPlate 4 is X1 roller support

Bambu Side Spool Holder X1 and P1P ARC (Updated)

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NinjaDuck Prints

Introducing the Beehive Bliss Fidget Toy – a hive of relaxation in the palm of your hand! This fidget toy combines the mesmerizing hexagonal charm of a beehive with the soothing motion of a honey spoon. Simply roll the ball inside!&nbsp;Whether you&#39;re seeking stress relief or a delightful diversion, the Beehive Bliss Fidget Toy is the bee&#39;s knees of fidgety fun!&nbsp;You will need to glue the ball together, the pins are to help alignment for gluing. The ball is a push fit, but once in it should rotate freely. If you&#39;re having trouble, try scaling the container up or the ball down by 1mm.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/787687/2023-11-14_2edf2041040ae.gif"></figure>&nbsp;