JAM3DPrinting

Chester3D

<h2>ENGLISH</h2>I have spent quite a few days resolving my issue with AMS filament discharge on several of my printers. I have tried multiple mods, I have watched dozens of videos and I have read many threads on the forum and on Reddit about it. Some seemed to solve the problem, but in my case none of them fixed it 100%. I don't like installing unnecessary mods, in the end they create more problems than they solve. Many sell them to you as the definitive solution to all your problems, when in reality they don't fix anything. Before installing any mod, I recommend that you do the following, if you are having problems with your AMS (specifically, in the filament "unloading" process): 1) Check your PTFE tubes that connect to the toolhead. Even if your printer is new and has only been used for a few weeks, Teflon degrades faster than I thought. The PTFE tube that you should check is the 50cm section that connects to the toolhead / print head. A degraded tube does not slide and causes blockages. <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-ptfe-tube-3-pcs-x1-series-and-p1s?variant=46984157397340" rel="nofollow noopener">Buy new PTFE tube from the official BambuLab website</a>, or <a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DcHDfmn" rel="nofollow noopener">from AE (cheaper and same quality, 2.5mm ID / 4mm OD)</a>. <figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_ef6bf8f7b7973.jpg"><figcaption>Original BambuLab PTFE tube on a P1S after just 3 weeks of use. On the left, the end that is outside the printer; On the right, the end that connects to the toolhead.</figcaption></figure> 2) Uninstall any mods you have installed for AMS. I don't want to single out any specific creator/mod, but in my case I have to say that some mods caused more friction and jams than before installing them. Specifically, those mods that modify the toolhead usually restrict the free movement of the PTFE tube and generate more jams. 3) Remove the top glass or install a riser. It seems like a joke, but raising the glass 2-3cm alleviates the bend of the PTFE tube towards the toolhead, and after multiple tests I can confirm that removing the glass, or raising it with a riser, can fix your problems with the AMS. 4) Release the PTFE tube from the cable chain clip on the toolhead. 5) Install this mod, which rotates and leaves the PTFE tube completely free and natural movement without restrictions.<h2> INSTALLATION STEPS</h2><ol><li>Disconnect the PTFE tube from the toolhead, pressing the black clip that retains it with a finger, and at the same time pulling the PTFE tube upwards. Detailed guide here: <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/maintenance/ptfe-tube" rel="nofollow noopener">https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/maintenance/ptfe-tube</a> <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_eb29e8d86c6c1.jpg"> </li><li>Install the mod clip in the 6th position of the chain, as shown in the images below: <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_86934688d2aaa.jpg"> </li><li>Insert the PTFE tube into the clip hole: <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_eab370783db1f.jpg"> </li><li>Insert the PTFE tube back into the toolhead: <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_ab71cc1b6499.jpg"> </li><li> OPTIONAL: Just 1 clip should be enough. However, if your PTFE tube is too long or hangs down too much, you can install another extra clip. I recommend doing it between 14th and 18th positions (<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_86934688d2aaa.jpg" rel="nofollow noopener">check the photo of the 2nd step to know what the 14th position of the chain is</a>).</li></ol>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>ESPAÑOL / SPANISH </h2>He dedicado bastantes días en resolver mi problema con la descarga de filamento del AMS en varias de mis impresoras. He probado múltiples mods, he visto decenas de vídeos y he leído en muchos hilos en el foro y en Reddit al respecto. Algunos parecían solucionar el problema, pero en mi caso ninguno lo arregló al 100%. No me gusta instalar mods innecesarios, al final crean más problemas de los que solucionan. Muchos te los venden como la solución definitiva a todos tus problemas, cuando en realidad no arreglan nada. Antes de instalar ningún mod, te recomiendo que hagas lo siguiente, si tienes problemas con tu AMS (especificamente, en el proceso de "descarga" de filamento): 1) Revisa tus tubos PTFE que conectan al toolhead. Aunque tu impresora sea nueva y tenga apenas unas semanas de uso, el teflón se degrada más rápido de lo que yo pensaba. El tubo PTFE que debes revisar es el tramo de 50cm que conecta al toolhead / cabezal de impresión. Un tubo degradado no desliza y provoca atascos.<a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-ptfe-tube-3-pcs-x1-series-and-p1s?variant=46984157397340" rel="nofollow noopener">Compra nuevo tubo PTFE desde la web oficial de BambuLab</a>,o <a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DcHDfmn" rel="nofollow noopener">desde AE (más barato, y de la misma calidad; 2.5mm ID / 4mm OD)</a>. <figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461913/2023-11-27_ef6bf8f7b7973.jpg"><figcaption>Tubo PTFE original de BambuLab en una P1S tras apenas 3 semanas de uso. A la izquierda, el extremo que queda fuera de la impresora; a la derecha, el extremo que conecta al toolhead.</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;2) Desinstala cualquier mod que hayas instalado para el AMS. No quiero señalar a ningún creador/mod en concreto, pero en mi caso he de decir que algunos mods provocaban más fricción y atascos que antes de instalarlos. Concretamente esos mods que modifican el toolhead, suelen restringir el libre movimiento del tubo PTFE y generan más atascos. 3) Quita el cristal superior o instala un riser. Parece una broma, pero elevar el cristal 2-3cm alivian la curva del tubo PTFE hacia el toolhead, y tras múltiples pruebas puedo confirmar que quitar el cristal, o elevarlo con un riser, puede arreglar tus problemas con el AMS. 4) Suelta el tubo PTFE del clip de la cadeneta del cable en el toolhead. 5) Instala este mod, el cual rota y deja un movimiento totalmente libre y natural al tubo de PTFE sin restricciones. ----------------- * This mod tries to solve the AMS download problem: “Failed to pull back the filament from the toolhead to AMS. Please check whether the filament or the spool is stuck. After troubleshooting, click the retry button. 0700 8004 170019”

AMS Unload Fix PTFE Toolhead Clip / Chain Clips

Printer Upgrades

BEAMink

Christmas tree I saw about 8 years ago. Wanted to make something along the same lines.Print at Different Scale to test and have fun. I've uploaded profiles for 100%, 125% & 140%&nbsp;Turn Aux parts fan off!!&nbsp;One of the members printed it in Bambu Labs PLA Sparkle green and it looks really good

Christmas Tree Decoration

Christmas

JDJDJD

<h3>Meet the ProClip!</h3>The ProClip Filament Clip is a pleasure to use and easy to print.&nbsp;ProClip has a built-in handle that works in coordination with a clamping tunnel to manage and secure your filament.<h3>NEW! ProClip V2 features:</h3><ul><li>A extra durable clamp inside the tunnel.</li><li>Symmetrical input holes work for right handed and left handed users.</li><li>Handle flange provides good control and a comfortable grip.</li><li>A Low Profile option designed for tight storage containers.</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000030298/design/2023-09-30_0e45d041d5e2.gif"></figure>&nbsp;<h3>BENEFITS:</h3><ul><li>No Supports</li><li>No Overhangs</li><li>No Brims</li><li>Designed for FDM Printing</li><li>Free to Download!</li></ul><h3> </h3><h3>UPDATES:</h3><ul><li>10/06/23 ProClip V2 Released</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>TIPS:</h3><ul><li>MUST be printed on side</li><li>Printer tolerances vary. If your ProClip is running tight just slide a piece of filament back and forth to break it in a little bit.</li><li>Glue stick can help condition the print bed for proper adhesion/release and is recommended.</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>NOTES:</h3><ul><li>ProClip can be used commercially, but can’t be resold.</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>TESTED PRINT DETAILS:</h3>ProClip has been built around the following conditions.<ul><li>Glue Stick: Yes (without is at your own risk)</li><li>Support: Disabled</li><li>Walls: 2</li><li>Brims: No</li><li>Nozzle: 0.4mm</li><li>Layer Height: 0.2mm</li><li>Infill: 15% Gyriod</li></ul>

ProClip Filament Clip

Useful

planpa3d

A Mario style ghost floating around, suspended by his enormous tongue! Haha&nbsp;Check here for the King Boo M&M stash pot version, <a target="_blank" href="https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/king-boo-m-m-container-stash-pot" rel="nofollow noopener">https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/king-boo-m-m-container-stash-pot</a>Been wanting to design this ghost for awhile, but wasn't able to come up with an idea to get it to float around until now. The tongue makes the perfect stand for this Amazing module.&nbsp;Split the main ghost in two easy to print pieces. Orient the flat spots on the build plate and other than the supports for the pin holes no other supports are required.The mouth insert and tongue print out and fit great at 100% or what ever scale you desire.The eyes can be a bit tricky to pop into place, Study the module around the eyes and orient them correctly, placing the bottom part of the eye in place then pushing the rest in with a pen does the trick for me. If you have too much difficulty popping them in place try scaling them down 1%&nbsp;Make sure to put the mouth insert in place before attempting to press the teeth in. It just makes thing easier. The teeth should fit in fine printed at 100% but once again, if they are too much trouble try scaling them down 1%Thanks for checking out my design!!UPDATE 1/10/22 Added a loose fit teeth file. if you are haveing problems fitting the regular teeth in the model try this one with added tolerances. hopefully this helps.You can follow me on Instagram, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/pla.n.pa/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.instagram.com/pla.n.pa/</a>to find out what I designs I am currently working on&nbsp;If your interested in selling prints of my designs, become a Patreon supporter here… <a target="_blank" href="https://patreon.com/planpa3d" rel="nofollow noopener">https://patreon.com/planpa3d</a>

Mario Boo Ghost

Gaming Decoration

SmileyPrinter

Magnetic fidget sword as seen on TikTok! One side of the sword attracts while one side repels its scabbard. While the magnets are repelling it creates a springy sensation that is great for fidgeting. If you push the sword down and quickly release you can make the sword go flying!While the magnets are attracting it creates a satisfying click noise as it fully closes.Let me know what sizes you would like!Uses 12 magnets, 3 for each half of the sheath and 3 for each side of the sword blade.Print 2x of the blade hilt and 2x of the sheath. More magnet sizes to come! Design files are included so you can decorate the parts as you wish to fit your personality and magnet size.Print on the flat side, no supports required. Use super glue to glue the hilts to the sword blade and the two halves of the sheath together AFTER GLUING THE MAGNETS IN. (Once the two halves of the sheath have been glued it will be basically impossible to get the magnets in). Rock model from: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-stone-218700#google_vignette<h4>MAGNET ORIENTATION </h4>Orientation is crucial to get the right effect!Glue the magnets with north facing outwards on one of the sheaths and on the other glue the magnets with south facing out. For the sword repeat the process so one side of the sword has magnets with north facing outwards and the other side has south facing outside.

Printer Upgrades

Christmas

Useful

Gaming Decoration

fidgets