numbski

gridfinity

the Raz

This can be used for bed tramming in case you don't own a 0.4 mm feeler gauge. It will likely print with Good Enough[tm] accuracy for using when tramming your bed. Certainly better than the method Bambu recommends anyway. Having said that, if you have a real gauge by all means use that one!&nbsp;Bambu's instructions (and <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/x1/manual/bed-leveling/hotbed_tramming_20221102.gcode" rel="nofollow noopener">gcode</a>) is at <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/x1/manual/manual-bed-leveling" rel="nofollow noopener">https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/x1/manual/manual-bed-leveling.</a> Please read all of it, but then instead of messing with the thumb screws before tramming, leave them alone! And instead of aiming for a “printing surface barely touches the nozzle” which is impossible to get right, use the feeler gauge and aim for the same “drag” at all three points. I didn't make the 0.4 mm up from thin air: The height is actually set to 0.4 mm in the <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/x1/manual/bed-leveling/hotbed_tramming_20221102.gcode" rel="nofollow noopener">bed tramming gcode</a>.&nbsp;I call this non-destructive bed tramming because unlike when you follow Bambu's instructions, if the levelling was already fine you won't mess it up! Also, you can re-run my procedure as many times you like, if you want to just verify it once more. This is impossible when following the original instructions because the auto homing turns the “barely touch the nozzle” into 0.4 mm every time. After a couple of iterations of that you'll obviously run out of threads for the thumb screws.&nbsp;Some say you can just use a piece of paper. It's true you can do so for the levelling alone, but it comes with the same problem as the “barely touches the nozzle” method: A paper is about 0.1 mm, but after auto-homing it will again be 0.4 mm so you can't verify a previous setting. You have to use 0.4 mm exactly - and this printed gauge is exact enough if you don't have the real deal.&nbsp;It's a good idea to put the <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/x1/manual/bed-leveling/hotbed_tramming_20221102.gcode" rel="nofollow noopener">bed tramming gcode</a> in the root of your SD card. That way it's always usable directly from the printer's touch screen!

Bed Tramming feeler gauge (0.4 mm for non-destructive leveling) Bambu X1/P1 series

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Parametric Multiboard Generator - Customizable

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3dprintnow

EASY PROCESSYou MUST INSERT THE G CODE:&nbsp;<ol><li>Select the edit button to the right of your printer model to bring up printer settings.</li></ol><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/474105/2023-12-20_cdb75d67e255c.png"></figure>2. Select the “Machine G-code” tab<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:73.57%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/474105/2023-12-20_beaed6beeda3a.png"></figure>3. Scroll down to “Layer change G-code.” Now copy and paste this code above the current G-code (DO NOT REMOVE the current G-code, simply copy and paste it above.&nbsp;{if layer_num==0} M104 S190{endif};{if layer_num==28} M104 S195{endif};{if layer_num==53} M104 S200{endif};{if layer_num==78} M104 S205{endif};{if layer_num==103} M104 S210{endif};{if layer_num==128} M104 S215{endif};{if layer_num==153} M104 S220{endif};{if layer_num==178} M104 S225{endif};{if layer_num==203} M104 S230{endif}; &nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:70.93%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/474105/2023-12-20_50112f027f66b.png"></figure>YOU ARE DONE :) You can slice the file, and select Temperature colour scheme to check if it worked and you will see a rainbow coloured model with different colours for each of the layers

TPU Temperature Tower (temp tower) G Code 

calibration

filament profiles

Hobo4ssassin

Based on the Bambu pegboard modplates, prints faster than the original, print looks cleaner than the armor plates.&nbsp;I really wanted to like the armor plates but the layer lines look terrible and it&#39;s hard to print without all sorts of issues. The pegboard plates look much nicer printed because the outer face has the bed texture and prints more easily because they lay flat. These are a dimensional copy from the official Bambu Lab pegboard plates. Assembly of the tabs is supposed to be tight and may require a mallet.The original pegboard sides from Bambu takes 925g of filament and 31.5 hours to print. Plus 40g and 1 hour for the open rear plate.The solid sides based on the pegboard takes 983g of filament, just marginally more, but only 25.5 hours to print because it requires less moves. Plus another 120g and 4 hours for the solid rear plates.The solid rear plate allows access to the belt tensioners, the PTFE frame hole, and the PTFE guide mounting holes.

P1P Enclosed Sides: Pegboard Modplate

Filament spool rack / shelf. I used a 16mm diameter and 1.5 meter long chrome metal pipe from a local hardware store. I admit that a copper pipe with holders of the relevant color would look quite stylish. I would recommend using the middle holder for every 0.5-0.7 meters. In my case, there is one middle holder for 1.5 meters (for 0.75m), it holds 10-12 kilograms without visible problems. The next idea, if you put spool width tubes on bearings between the two holders, it can be used as an additional spool holder for the printer.

Spools rack (16mm) pole holder 

storage

Rup_Made

Hello,&nbsp;here is a modular rack system for a Gridfinity box i found on Printables. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/de/model/495142-rugged-gridfinity-box-parametric" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/de/model/495142-rugged-gridfinity-box-parametric</a>&nbsp;The Rack is made for the 4x4x6 variant of the box.&nbsp;Per stack you need one bottom part and as many modul parts as you have boxes.&nbsp;The moduls are held together by 4 M3x12 Hex head screws witch are self tapped into the print.&nbsp;Material is Bambulab PLA-CF but feel free to print in any material you wish.&nbsp;No supports needed.

Rack for Gridfinity box 4x4

vitiet.programmer

Phone holder and speaker amplifier for S22 Ultra with case with dimension 84mm x 170mm x 14mm (w x h x d)&nbsp;Assembly Instruction for split version:<ul><li><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/499987/2024-02-05_d52665c3f07ad.png"></li><li>Insert the 6 printed dowel into the holes and use glue to secure them in place on the back body<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/499987/2024-02-05_ed1a133067d51.png"></li><li>Apply glue to the marked surface on the back body as needed, but not too much so that it won't overflow</li><li><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/499987/2024-02-05_9cc6d6088d54d.png"></li><li>Align the holes of the front body with the dowels on the back body and press the two parts together tightly</li></ul>

FoHo

things

LabLab

This whimsical and humorous 2D design features three curious cats 🐈 peeking around the corner, with their head tilted and a mischievous expression on its face. &nbsp;😼 The cat&#39;s eyes are wide and inquisitive, as if it&#39;s trying to catch someone in the act of using the bathroom. 🚽&nbsp;The text &#34;Are you pooping?&#34; is prominently displayed in a playful, hand-drawn font, adding to the lighthearted and slightly cheeky tone of the design. 😂 The cat&#39;s body is partially obscured by the wall or corner it&#39;s peeking around, leaving just its head and one paw visible.The design is suitable for printing on a variety of materials, such as signs, wall hangings, or even bathroom accessories like hand towels or soap dishes. 🛀 It would make a fun and quirky addition to any bathroom or living space, especially for cat lovers or those with a sense of humor. 😹&nbsp;The design is a vector file, ensuring high-quality printing and the ability to scale the image to different sizes without losing resolution. 🖨️ It can be printed using FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) technology, making it suitable for 3D printing on various materials like PLA or PETG. 3D⏩&nbsp;Check out my profile for more models!

Cat Bathroom Sign - Are you pooping?

Decorations

Flat Stick

Version 2.0 PLA tuned for better seams and overall quality.  Speeds tuned and overhang adjusted.  Retraction tested all day through multiple tests.  Wipe increased, found to eliminate all minor stringing and decrease seam bulge.  I am able to print on these settings with Sport mode and temp raised up to 225c easily with no noticeable decrease in quality. &nbsp;Generic profile for E3D ObXidian 0.4mm nozzle PLA. Volumetric flow set to 30 which with most PLA is safe, tweaked for specific brands you can set as high as 40. Temp is 220c, more flow can be had at a higher temp, but this profile aims at print quality and lower temps make overhangs and bridging better. I was achieving 35-38 volumetric on PLA at 220c. No stringing observed, raising retraction to 1 - 1.2mm will solve that if you get it.&nbsp;I will add other print profiles for more filaments as I get them set.

E3D ObXidian 0.4mm Filament Profiles

obxidian

mrshep08

my first creation! this is a spool adapter for the small 250g sunlu spools. i have printed and tested it with only 1 print so far. it does seem a little flimsy so if you want to beef it up some that's cool too. it was printed on a x1c with .4 hot end at .24 layer height.

sunlu 250g small spool adapter

Funtional Upgrades

BrasilWill

I needed something like this to keep my desk organized and efficient so I thought someone else may also.

gridfinity

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multiboard

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P1P

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gridfinity

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Decorations

obxidian

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