matty.lad

This is a replacement for the cap that holds the thread guide onto the telescopic pole for a 4 thread overlocker sewing machine.&nbsp;Over time the cap has managed to break down the centre so rather than glue it together I simply made a simple cap.Not the best as I'm new to this but it works.&nbsp;Printed on a P1S using the standard 0.2mm process with a 0.4mm head and using Sunlu white PLA in AMS slot 3.Set to 100% strength and Rectilinear.Ironing on topmost surfaces.&nbsp;Screw the screw into it first to thread the hole, then undo the screw, screw it loosely to the bottom part, slip the metal thread guide inthen tighten the screw. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Benina Overlocker Thread Holder Cap

My Models

Darwinian

A fast-to-print reusable spool adapter ring for using cardboard spools in the Bambu Labs AMS, with profiles for 0.4mm, 0.6mm and 0.8mm nozzles.&nbsp;Features:<ul><li>Prints reliably without supports.</li><li>Attaches securely without glue.</li><li>Prints in under 9 minutes with a 0.4mm nozzle (7 minutes with a 0.8mm nozzle).</li><li>Uses less than 6g of filament with a 0.4mm nozzle (7.6g of filament with a 0.8mm nozzle).</li><li>Works reliably in the AMS.</li><li>Installs easily (can be done one-handed: push-click on).</li><li>Works with spools with damaged edges (cardboard delaminating, frayed, dented etc).</li><li>Can be removed and reused easily.</li><li>Can be easily XY scaled to fit other size cardboard spools.</li><li>Doesn&#39;t obscure any of the holes around the edges of spools for securing filament.</li></ul>Tested with cardboard spools from:<ul><li>Comgrow</li><li>Creality</li><li>Creator (use the Eryone profile)</li><li>Duramic</li><li>Elegoo</li><li>eSun</li><li>Eryone (the Eryone profile is XY scaled by 98.5% to fit their spools)</li><li>Matter3D</li><li>Overture</li><li>Polymaker (PolyMax, PolyTerra, PolyLite etc)</li><li>Redline</li><li>Siddament (the Siddament profile is XY scaled 99% to fit their spools after being dried - I found that they shrunk a little).</li><li>Sovol</li></ul>It should also be fine with cardboard spools from other filament vendors including:<ul><li>3DQF</li><li>Anycubic</li><li>Canadian Filaments</li><li>Filamentive</li><li>Filaments.ca</li><li>Inland</li><li>Jayo</li><li>X3D</li><li>Ziro</li></ul>Please let me know if it works with spools from other vendors, or needs to be scaled for spools from other vendors.&nbsp;I suggest printing in PETG for spools of low temperature filaments (PLA etc) and ASA or ABS for higher temperature filaments, so that you can leave the spool rings on when you dry a spool. PLA works fine, but may shrink and distort when in a filament dryer over time.&nbsp;After attaching each ring, check that the inside edge of the spool is sitting inside the ring. If it won&#39;t pop into place (normally because the edge of the cardboard is damaged) then run the wide part of a flat blade screwdriver around the edge of the inside of the spool to push the cardboard into place.

8 Minute Print Multi-Fit Cardboard Spool Ring

Spool Adaptors

madizmo

This is the latest version of my AMS saver after bambu asked me to take down my old models. Apparently some people managed to damage the feeder leds with some of the previous models. This version mounts to the top of the feeder unit using double sided sticky tape so there is absolutely no chance of causing any damage to your AMS unit. I used the clear 1mm thick sticky tape off Temu on mine and they are stuck very well. I&#39;ve been using 100mm ptfe tube with no issues, if you seem to get loading issues try 85mm. The ID of the ptfe hole is 4.2mm but because of the print orientation it can still be tight, i run an allen key through it along the top edge to smooth the layers a bit. You can play with flow rate a bit as well if too tight&nbsp;works best with my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/172221#profileId-189118" rel="nofollow noopener">filament guides</a>, the ones in the pictures i&#39;m still testing but the originals work great&nbsp;&nbsp;Disclaimer: This is a modification to the machine and any issues caused by these mods will not be covered by Bambu.

AMS Saver V5

AMS & P1S Models

Workzone

AJ-DEV

Small 3way junction box with cable clamps&nbsp;I Needed a small box for my bedroom lightning on both sides on the bed so i designed this junction box!&nbsp;You will need 8 x Heated thread inserts M4 and 8 x M4 screws (as on picture)&nbsp;Printed with BambuLab PLA basicPlease review and like :)

Junction box 3way (with cable clamps)

Rugged Enclosures and Boxes

BENOengineering

Mountable organisers for all types of WAGO 221 wire connectors (1x-2x-3x-5x) in different patterns.The connectors are slightly angled, so the connecting of the wires is more convenient and allows to position the connectors in a vertical pattern as well.

WAGO 221 modular mount & organiser - for all types

Wago

The Mad Professor

Gone Fishing Door Sign

Fishing

BATTCAVE

Bambu printers have some TINY hardware… :)&nbsp;I made this skull bowl with a recess for a 30mm rare earth magnet.&nbsp;It creates the perfect little dish for those tiny screws when working on your printer.&nbsp;If you use a quality 3mm X 30 rare earth magnet, screws simply will not fall out until you take them out. I use TWO of those magnets and it sticks to the bed to prevent launched bowls. I want to call it cat proof but… Its very close to cat proof. :)&nbsp;The CA of your choosing will glue the magnet into the recess easily. You can even have variable power by gluing in one magnet then just stacking them until the desired power is achieved.&nbsp;Simple, effective and cool to look at. I hope it becomes as handy a tool for you as it is for me.&nbsp;Looks great in Sunlu Matte White PLA as shown.

Skull Small Parts And Hardware Bowl - 30mm Magnet

Skull

zuperbuuworks

<h3>VERSION 2 OF SHENRON IS NOT ON MAKERWORLD. THE VERSION FOUND HERE NO LONGER RECEIVES UPDATES.</h3>--What&#39;s Changed in V2?-- Version 2 has been made from scratch, with improved link design, greater detail, and more accurate source material features.--What&#39;s New in V2?-- The arms and legs now have articulation via ball-and-socket joints, and come in two flavours; a 4 joint design or a single joint design, for simplicity. The jaw now opens and closes, and has inner-mouth detailing. There is an optional head with whiskers already meshed onto it, or you can use filament strips on the other head type, which has holes to insert the strips into.--Anything Else?-- Whilst version 1 of Shenron was, and will remain, free to download, the Version 2 model will be a paid-for model. Provided as STL files, with a full-colour 3MF painted in Bambu Studio included.The model will be for sale ONLY and found on the following pages: https://www.printables.com/@zuperbuu_1527797 https://cults3d.com/en/users/zuperbuu/3d-models https://www.patreon.com/thomastedwardsSHENRON V2 WILL NOT BE UPLOADED ANYWHERE ELSE: if you see it on MakerWorld, Thingiverse, or any other page that isn&#39;t one of the above 3 URLs, it will have been STOLEN and should be REPORTED.<h4>IMPORTANT: If you use a P1S/P1P and experience issues printing the top of the head, please configure the print profile speed to 80mm for the outer wall, and give the model 3 walls. (thank you user PavorMaker who helped figure this fix out.) If you use the Textured PEI plate, a brim is necessary regardless of what machine you use. A brim is not needed if you use the Cool Plate in an enclosed machine, that has a stable temperature.</h4>This Shenron model comes in two sizes; short, and long. The short dragon has 12 joints down its body, the long has a whopping 31 joints!The whiskers are just strips of filament that I have glued into the holes on the side of the muzzle, a filament size of 1.75mm fits in the holes nicely.I printed mine without a brim; providing your hotbed is clean/freshly glued, you shouldn&#39;t need a brim either. Supports are not needed for this model; do not use them or the model can break when you remove it from the supports!&nbsp;Be aware that the long version of the model gets VERY close to the plate edges, so you won&#39;t be able to make this model any larger. I wouldn&#39;t print it any smaller as the joints will likely lose strength.&nbsp;Pre-painted/coloured versions are also available!&nbsp;The joints can move in almost all directions, though the hips have the least movement. The arms and legs do not move.You can see the range of movement in this video:This file covers PERSONAL use. If you want to sell prints of this model, please subscribe to my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thomastedwards

Articulated Shenron Dragon Toy

Dragons

mishkin2

<h2>Summary</h2>When I needed a depth limiter for the drill, I downloaded models from other authors. These are interesting models with a collet lock. But in fact, they were useless, because the fixation on the drill was insufficient and the limiters simply slipped, especially when working with the hammer drill. So I created my own drilling depth limiter design.I made three of the most popular diameters for drilling with a hammer drill 6-8-10mm. However, you can use the source file to modify it for yourself.The model is printed without support, print in place.To complete it, you will need: M4x12mm Hexagon Socket Screw and M4x7x2 Square Nut.<h3>Parts links below:</h3><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_oFKeI8s" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/H224b961d07c8497cab00c124db0d3c3aM.jpg_80x80.jpg" alt="image"> M4x12mm Hexagon Socket Screw</a><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_olgOVjE" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/H2414b51d1f504ee48b863514053cd005M.jpg_80x80.jpg" alt="image"> M4x7x2 Square Nut</a>&nbsp;<h3> </h3>

Drilling Bounding Ring

Tools

gross.k.michael

A simple case for the Parkside set of stepped drill bits as it is available at LIDL stores. It could also fit other stepped drill bits if the sizes match up. I printed it in PLA with 4 walls and 20% infill. Supports are only needed under the lip of the lid.

Case for Parkside Stepped Drill Bit Set.

Parkside

3DQF

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 47.78%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-01-25_f30075a5e5048.png"><figcaption>MK6 AMS Spool Adaptor</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;NEW MK12 Version Available    This is the latest &#34;prototype&#34; of our AMS-compatible spool protector. We have been running this design for hundreds of printing hours with no recorded issues. At this stage, we are happy to release the files for testing and feedback on the design. This adaptor is for the MK19 and MK19.1 spool only. Any customers with the older MK18 Spools won&#39;t be able to use this version, although we do also have a solution for the MK18 spools.&nbsp;&nbsp;Understanding Possible Design WeaknessesAs this is a prototype, we still have question marks over a few of the design elements and would be interested in feedback on these and any other issues that you may encounter. We will outline below the two questions we currently haven&#39;t answered internally. Although these are our internal thoughts, they are not exclusively the only issues that you may encounter or want to give feedback on.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 47.14%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-01-25_75f6e41b2610c.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Securing TabsWe have increased the strength of these over the various variations we have made. The issue with them is they are printed in the wrong orientation to best deal with the load applied to them during assembly. This sideways load lines up with the layer lines, which, as we all know, is the weakest orientation for printed parts. Early designs had a much thinner design in this area resulting in failures. MK6 now has vastly bulked-up tabs and an improved fit inside the Female receptacle. These two tweaks have improved the locking mechanism and reduced the shear load applied to the tabs. We believe that enough work has been done in this area to not cause an issue in the majority of situations. This is still an area of interest though and one area that we have not ruled out for a possible redesign.&nbsp;Tyre Tread To improve grip and reliability, we found that adding a thread pattern to the spool flange improved the running of the spool within the AMS system. The main improvements were apparent on the initiation of the wind back routine, which allowed the spool to instantly start moving instead of slipping and starting a wobble. Also, significant gains during the final pullback at the end of the filament retraction cycle gave a very positive pullback with zero slippage as the spool pulls the filament back. The whole wind back operation was also improved, keeping the filament neatly wound to the spool and not allowing the retraction to overtake the spool, causing loops to form.The main question mark we have about the thread is wear and tear on the rubber rolls. The added traction of the tyre could produce some rubber dust and although we haven&#39;t noticed this as an issue, it would be interesting to know your results.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 47.04%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-01-25_0357592e372a.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;Design ConceptThe main aim is to allow our 3DQF spool to work seamlessly in the AMS system; it has to be on par with a Bambu spool. We also have some historical spool designs that the design needs to work with. Initially, when the printer was released in 2022, we changed our spool design from our original design known as the MK18 spool to the new MK19. Although the Mk18 spool works in the Bambu AMS system with our adaptor rings, it requires you to leave the lid of the AMS open due to the diameter of the adaptor rings. The design of the new MK19 spool was finished in early 2023 and started to roll out around May/June of 2023. We produced a printed adaptor that clipped over the outer card flange and ran on the runners inside the AMS. Initially, these worked but over time we found that the design really needed the outer flange to be in good condition, otherwise, the adaptor would be loose and possibly fall off entirely. The fix to this was to tighten the fit of the adaptor, but this then brought its own set of problems.&nbsp;During the Summer of 2023, we started down the path of changing our MK19 spool or revising the design of it. The solution was to reduce its width from 69mm to 65mm. This modification aimed to give more design freedom inside the AMS for a better adaptor design. In December 2023, this MK19.1 started to flow out of our factory.&nbsp;Design ChallengesWe had to make this adaptor backwards compatible with the MK19 spool and at the same time work with the MK19.1 spool. Trying to help customers understand the difference with such a minor tweak would be problematic with a mix of new and experienced users. Not to mention the frustration of having two spool designs. This did mean that some compromise was needed with the design, namely changing the design so that it needs support. By adding support, we managed to reduce the spools at a critical pinch point. This allowed the adaptors to then work on both the 69mm wide MK19 spool and the new 65mm MK19.1 Spool.&nbsp;Support Material Is something with all designs we tried to stay away from, it increases print time, material usage and is a possible reliability issue (although thankfully with the Bambu printers, this is less of an issue these days). As we wanted a one-spool solution that would run both the MK19 &amp; MK19.1, we had no choice but to go with a model that needed support as part of the printing process. Initially, due to the cross-section area, the PLA support wouldn&#39;t cleanly release and in the tolerance critical area, it caused more trouble than the relief cut helped with. That was until we tried the PETG interface layer! Goodness, what an amazing feature! Now, although not a simple thing for the average 3d printer, it is for a Bambu with an AMS system. Seeing as 99% of customers are only printing these because they need them for an AMS, it was an easy decision for us to make.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 47.53%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-01-25_0937d1bd6b4e5.jpg"></figure>Black interface layer is PETG Print RequirementsThe Set-up below is based on the assumption the body of the spool is printed in PLA, we have not tested the adaptors with PETG or ABS but intend to.<ul><li>4 Perimeter walls</li><li>30% infill (Gyroid)</li><li>PETG interface layer</li><li>Support touching build base only</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;MK12 version <figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 51.58%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-03-25_6fce1c90a8f48.png"></figure>MK12 improvements   <ul><li>Reduction of width</li><li>Reduction of fins </li><li>Improved internal AMS clearance</li><li>Optimised external diameter </li></ul>&nbsp;Firstly, thank you for your feedback and for helping us develop a better solution for our spools in the Bambu AMS system. We have taken your feedback and hopefully improved the design. We have made every effort to shrink the dimensions of the adaptor and maximise the available space inside the AMS. Removing all fowling edges and rounding certain areas to allow them to slide past and not get hung up inside the AMS.    Reduction in widthAt the very bottom of the hoop the adaptor would come into contact with both the large dividing fins and the small lip on the rollers. reducing the width in this area is the reason for the undercut that requires the support material. MK12 version went further and deeper to gain more clearance in this area. extending up and into the swoop section of the spool. &nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 53.49%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-03-25_a3c23fff4fc26.png"></figure>Reduction of finsAs we increased the undercut we found that by reducing the fins we could gain more space as the AMS fins are tapered towards the bottom of the unit. Reducing the fin&#39;s ultimate diameter would really help with clearance in this area. The next issue was the step that could still be caught during the rewind process. This has been addressed with a chamfer which in testing has stopped it getting hung up. &nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-03-25_d63dfc0b8907a.png"> MK12 Conclusion Let us know your thoughts on this latest design. I am sure more improvements can be made but this is a significant step in the right direction.  New Version 14 The new version has addressed several small issues that had the potential to still cause some minor problems during loading and unloading. Firstly we have had a buffer ring to stop any internal hand-ups on the RFID fins and removal of all non-essential unsupported areas to help reduce print time and complexity. PETG is still a requirement for an interface but we also worked on the interface between these two material in the pursuit of optimising the surface finish. <img class="image_resized" style="width: 70.49%" src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-05-24_2fc56f71b115b.jpg"><img class="image_resized" style="width: 70.51%" src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-05-24_e789cceb1f212.jpg"><img class="image_resized" style="width: 70.28%" src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000156183/design/2024-05-24_477bc51e6e053.jpg">  Latest V15 Update We have now added a feature that allows fitment to the AMS lite system, the inner section has been modified so the three feet on the AMS lite can grip the spool adaptor.  We have also refined the design to allow the possibility of an automated assembly of the spool in our factory. This process would require the fitting of an injection moulded component and although we are not at that stage yet it seemed prudent to make adjustments at this stage to allow for its presence in the future without the need to print new adapters.

3DQF AMS Compatible Cardboard Spool Adaptor v14

AU3D

I would like to clearly state that the original model was not created by me. Full credit for the design goes to the original author, davemoneysign.&nbsp;This remix has been specifically adapted to be compatible with the IKEA Skadis system. I have incorporated my own custom-designed hooks, which are not only easy to print and insert but also enhance the stability of the bucket by increasing the friction between the model and the board. The model is designed to print in two separate parts, eliminating the need for an advanced multi-material printing system. These parts seamlessly slide together and are securely held in place by three strategically placed dimples around the circumference of the bucket.<h3>Square Variant</h3>You can find my Skadis compatible remix of the square variant <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/138144" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>.<h3>Skadis Collection</h3>I am constantly developing more IKEA Skadis attachments. Check out my<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/2942852598/collections/453266" rel="nofollow noopener">IKEA Skadis Shelves, Trays and Container</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/2942852598/collections/188108" rel="nofollow noopener">General IKEA Skadis Collection</a>&nbsp;

Drippy Bucket Pencil Holder for IKEA Skadis (no AMS)

stuff to print

Ritz.Prints.3D

Bedside Moon night light&nbsp;wanted to make a light but everything I could find didn't use the electronics I already had ( they also really cheap) so I decided to remix one to work.&nbsp;(very simple wiring for light can be found just by searching the products used on youtube)&nbsp;I have included all electronics used below as well as links to each item to ensure accuracy of size and specs&nbsp;make sure to print the stand upside down with supports enabled.&nbsp;You will need to glue the stand clamp on the base of the moon. I didn't feel like joining the models as I didn't want the clamp to need supports to print&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/3SQtC4v" rel="nofollow noopener">Electric Wire</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805789354967.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.1.61b24f5b2mYvTC&algo_pvid=897616e5-b3d1-42e8-a1b3-e67aa66fdf6d&algo_exp_id=897616e5-b3d1-42e8-a1b3-e67aa66fdf6d-0&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21BRL%2130.53%2118.33%21%21%215.93%21%21%402101eab017019691794703267e148c%2112000035131619788%21sea%21BR%212084664700%21&curPageLogUid=UtDioi75ioQZ&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt" rel="nofollow noopener">LED Socke</a>t <a target="_blank" href="https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005003761125881.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.3.f12e3db3pLCMFp&algo_pvid=ae4a043a-8f52-41e5-84da-4188f62c9566&algo_exp_id=ae4a043a-8f52-41e5-84da-4188f62c9566-1&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%214.04%212.18%21%21%214.04%21%21%402101e9d217019696205775125e8ff8%2112000027077430226%21sea%21US%21893686799%21&curPageLogUid=OKDs9NGFvTPO&gatewayAdapt=4itemAdapt" rel="nofollow noopener">LED Light</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/42MTTnX" rel="nofollow noopener">On-Off Switch</a> Soldering Iron. Solder <a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/3Szcqz4" rel="nofollow noopener">Electrical Plug (2.1mm DC Jack 12V)</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/3Sy3ABL" rel="nofollow noopener">Power Supply (12V 1A)</a>

My Models

Spool Adaptors

AMS & P1S Models

Workzone

Rugged Enclosures and Boxes

Wago

Fishing

Skull

Dragons

Tools

Parkside

Spool Adaptors

stuff to print

Interesting models