I had to reprint the spring as I could not remove the raft to save my life. I ended up breaking 2 of the springs and bending the rest. I also wonder if the spring is even necessary. If the gear axle was connected to the base I imagine it would work the same. Is it just there to compensate for tolerance issues?

This was a must have for me. My setup doesn't allow easy access to the back of the P1S so this has been a lifesaver for my back. I can just grab the side bit empty it with ease.

Works great, zero issues printing it. Unfortunately I gave it away before I could snap a picture.

Absolutely flawless! I printed the high flow version for Bambu spools and they fit perfectly. I did a test print and immediately printed 3 more so I can always have my AMS full. The threads were perfect and I've done no tuning with this filament or to my P1S in general. I printed with a generic matte PLA and use the default profile settings in Bambu. I will be returning to print more for other spools soon I'm sure.

Works as intended.

The first was so good I printed a second. Then my sister in law visited for a week and wants her own. Excelent design. I may scale the next version a bit so it fits those larger Tazo tea packets easier, but even with a tight fit it works.

These are an excellent choice if you have a small amount of filament you want to use. I had a bit remaining on a spool I wanted to use up and actually could benefit from using these. I hate unnecessary waste, so these were perfect. I'll probably come back and print more at the ent of spools and give them to friends that do a lot more painting than me. Tip: if you don’t know how many you can get before filament runs out make sure to print by object. It takes longer and I could only fit 2 per plate in the stock arrangement. I found that preferable to having 4 end mid print and starting a new spool. I am concerned the tops are too pointy and can scratch paint, but I can knock them back with some sandpaper if thats ever the case. Thanks for uploading your design!

This worked exactly like those store bought ones, maybe even better. Zero issues printing it. It was probably faster to print this than go to the store.

Great print. I may turn ironing on if I do it again, but that’s just a cosmetic thing. the print was fast and easy. I had no issues with everything printing in place.

Really great clips. They hold the filament securely and don't bend the filament like using the holes does.

As you can see from the pics I'm a fan. I love the look of them, they function great, and they fit the gridfinity system. Occasionally you have to trim or sand to get the fit right, but I'd much prefer doing that than printing with supports. My wife loves them too. I'm going to have to make a set for her now.

Printed quickly and with no issues.

This works so amazingly well. my only gripe is that the hygrometers don’t fit in perfectly aligned. I’d guess that’s do to their manufacturing not the print design. but for hillbilly? I went from 80% to 50% in a few hours. I’m resting at 23% and I live in an extremely humid place.

I printed 4 of these with zero issues.

this is a great compact storage system if you have a lot of small parts.

This was the first thing I printed with my P1S (And first 3D print ever). The bambu refills fit it perfectly, and it fits great in the AMS. You have to be extra careful to make sure it twist together correctly, but thats the same as the Bambu ones. I love the design, and it feels pretty sturdy while using less material than other models I came across. I know I'll need to make more in the future when I start swapping out colors and filament types, so I'll be returning to this print in the future.

Excellent idea! I added some magnetic strips to the back and it went straight on to the dish washer. Thanks!

Great Print! This was one of the first things I printed and I was shocked at how easy it was. I have no clue what I am doing as I'm brand new to the hobby, but this was plug and play. Its a great idea for storing these filament swatches.