miha13

R C 3D

PRINT PROFILES:These are the print profiles that I've tested and can confirm to work well. Any profiles not listed below are not tested by me, and I cannot confirm whether or not they will work well. I recommend the Spool Adapter - w Slots. This one has the latest features and works the best of the three in my opinion.<ul><li>Spool Adapter - 200mm (Use at your own risk. This was requested, but I'm not 100% sure how well it will perform over time. Once I've had some time with it I will update this.)</li><li>Spool Adapter - w Slots</li></ul>&nbsp;SUMMARY:This spool adapter was designed to hold the cardboard spools and provide several features that assist in the ease of operation when using cardboard spools in the AMS. Here are the issues it's designed to address:<ol><li>When the walls of a cardboard spool become bent or deformed, they don't ride in the guides properly and end up causing issues in the AMS. This provides solid, sturdy walls that don't bend or deform.</li><li>The lip of the spool adapter is designed to provide a large enough surface contact against the rollers that it maintains traction. This isn't meant to snap onto the edge of the spool, but rather act as its' own spool end. The cardboard may be smaller in diameter, and this should still work great.</li><li>If you have issues due to spool weight, this has a core with a lid that can be used for desiccant or weights of some sort.</li><li>Recently I've discovered that this also works on some plastic spools such as esun which often have feed issues in the AMS. Based on feedback, this completely solved the issue for several people.</li></ol>To use the spool, simply drop your spool onto the spindle half. Screw the nut half onto the spindle and ensure your width will work in the AMS guides. Finally, screw on the locking nut to secure the end in place. To use desiccant or weights, simply drop them into the reservoir and screw on the cap.&nbsp;This has been confirmed to work with Overture, Polymaker, Elegoo, and a few other brands I'm not familiar with. With overture, you may have to crank down on the nut half to get the width right. For storing, I simply place the end in the cardboard hole and the sides hold it in place.&nbsp;CHANGELOG:&nbsp;UPDATE (10/25/23):I've added a second print profile. It will have “Thin” in the description notes or whatever. I'm adding this because some people are having issues with the width when using overture spools. I've seen several that were successfully installed, but for those that are having trouble, this one should be just a touch more narrow and may be what you're looking for.&nbsp;UPDATE (11/3/23):I'm adding another print profile for a spool with a smaller overall diameter. I've reduced it by a little over 1mm, which based on the feedback I've gotten, should solve the issue of the spool being too large overall for the new AMS version. If you have this issue with the other spools, give this a shot and let me know what you think.&nbsp;UPDATE (12/15/23):I added (2) new print profiles with an updated version of the spool adapter. I'm going to leave the other profiles up for now, but once I'm happy with the updates I'll be removing the other print profiles. The files will still be available in the raw files section, but I prefer having fewer print profiles.&nbsp;The spools was updated with little overhangs around the rim of the spool. I had a few spools where the cardboard would swell or deform, pulling away from the plastic sidewall. I added these little overhangs to help hold onto the sidewall and prevent it from pulling away. When it pulls away from the plastic, it creates rubs the side of the AMS guides and causes additional friction or snags the spool altogether. When I installed Polymaker into these, the overhangs just barely fit over the edges and held it in pretty well. If the spool has thick sidewalls, you'll have to push down on the sidewalls where the overhangs are at. I used a flathead screwdriver to shove the cardboard under the overhang.&nbsp;I also added some text, a Bambu logo, and RC3D. The colored version actually doesn't take much longer than the uncolored version, so don't be afraid to run that AMS now that cardboard is no longer an issue.&nbsp;UPDATE (1/9/23):Removed the Bambu reference and logo. Removed the small finger that were meant to hold the cardboard in place. Based on feedback, those weren't as well received, so I did away with them. If you'd like the model with the little nubby things, let me know.

Universal Cardboard Spool Adapter by RC3D

3D printer

I3Design

Designed a snack bowl for nuts seeds and stuff.&nbsp;Some adaptations may follow :-) (Smartphone holder for example)&nbsp;Please test it and give me some feedback ♥ If you want to check my other stuff, follow the link:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/u/3042562998" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/de/u/3042562998</a>&nbsp;Happy printing!

Snack Bowl

bitola

SaVo3D

Buildplateholder without Logo for 5 Plates

Buildplateholder without Logo 5 Plates

Organization

OlleMark

Stubby version available here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/47864" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/47864</a>&nbsp;Updates:26-10-2023 - Added size 5.0mm, slightly modified compared to the others because of the size.27-10-2023 - Added size 6.0 and 8.028-10-2023 - Separated the new 5,6 and 8 sizes from the original in the print profile.05-12-2023 - Removed size 10.0 because it was too weak.&nbsp;Ergonomic Allen key handles for multiple common allen key sizes used for 3d printers. More sizes will be added with time.&nbsp;Every size has it printed on both the bottom and top to easely find the right size.&nbsp;You can print all of the handles in one color like i did but print the keylock and cap in different sizes to distinguish them from one another.&nbsp;I printed all of mine on a bambulabs p1p and a flsun v400 with pla from elegoo, filalab and addnorth. I have tested these to the best i could when working on both my flsun v400 and bambulabs p1p and have not had any failures with this version.&nbsp;There is quite tight tolerances for the allen key to get as little play as possible so it may differ from printer to printer, hole compensation might have to be used if your printers tolerance isnt up to par or if your first layer is a bit too close to the bed. Silk filament does often have bad layer adhesion and could cause very weak prints so for handles that will be used with high forces I would recommend normal pla or slow petg without cooling for a very strong handle.&nbsp;If you are using the Honeycomb storage wall SonderN8 made a great mount for these handles here: https://makerworld.com/sv/models/62412#profileId-64976&nbsp;My recommendation for printing:print the cap and keylock with the text down and print the handle with the top faced down for a 0 support print. If the handle is going to be used with very high force I would recommend 5 or more walls.0.2mm layer height0.42mm line widthno supports25% infill and / or 3 or more wallsA big thank you to everyone that downloads and it would make my day if you upload your make! :D

3D printer

bitola

Organization

For the lab