vipertech17

OlleMark

Updates:2023-12-19 - Made the allen keys easier to remove2023-12-22 - Added space for the PTFE comb and added space for the A1 standard nozzle wiper.2023-12-25 - Added more labelbodys for the a1 standard.2023-12-28 - Added slightly more space for the A1 standard nozzle wiper..Introducing my small accessory box for the a1 series that fits all of the a1 accessories with a lid that locks in place. A bunch of different labels have been provided to fit your needs. :).Designed to be as compact as possible and with a similar lid deisgn as my other accessory boxes you can just slide the lid on the underside when the box is in use and then put it back when the box is being stowed away. The lid has a new locking mechanism i have been working on and can easely be released by pressing both of the release “buttons” on each side..I have provided a blank lid and label if that is your preference :).I printed the lid and label with 1mm top and bottom thickness to avoid any infill and the bottom of the box is printed with 0.6mm bottom thickness and 1mm top thickness with 15% gyroid infill. Everything else is stock bambulabs settings.

Small A1 Series Accessory Box

A1 printer

dc3ddesign

A solution to hold all of your bottles and cans&nbsp;Various sizes from 20mm up to 60mm available in step file format.&nbsp;Printer profile has the maximum amount of plates available, consisting of 20mm up to 55mm.&nbsp;Simple design which scales the height of the holder as the bottle or can diameter increases.&nbsp;They are a nice tight fit once pushed onto the honeycomb inserts so be assured they wont fall out, when you remove from your wall you will take the insert with it 👍&nbsp;Each one has its own plate, if on the app you will see the diameter on plate 1 is 20mm. See picture below for the phone app and bambu studio…<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:70.11%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/397352/2024-01-09_f90960564c4a8.jpg"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:70.15%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/397352/2024-01-09_61348d8f7084a.png"></figure>&nbsp;You will need to print the single honeycomb inserts on plate 4 from the original designer here and shown pictured below….. <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/22521#profileId-27457" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/22521#profileId-27457</a>&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:37.41%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/397352/2024-01-09_3c2268de9f89e.png"></figure>You will notice I have my Honeycomb wall in the wrong direction as shown below as it worked best for my needs on a 1200x600 board. I used these to change the direction… <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/45417#profileId-47143" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/45417#profileId-47143</a><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:36.44%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/397352/2024-01-09_e43f7315a067d.jpg"></figure>If anyone wants smaller or larger diameters I can add those to the collection👍&nbsp;

HSW - Bottle / Can Holders - 20mm up to 60mm

honeycomb wall

justinpig

fiber laser jigs&nbsp;This is used on a 22cm*30cm laser engraving platformHole spacing is 25mm&nbsp;update:There is a part1.stl hole spacing error modification

fiber laser jigs

laser machine

ty6411

This was a fun project for the table decor. The pieces slide into one another to create a pumpkin! Scale the size up and down to have a little patch.When it time to store it, take it apart and it stores flat!

Table pumpkin Decor

holidays

joedon3

Souvenir duck for Carnival cruise duck hunt/exchange

cruise duck

cool stuff

lortz8030

Remote holder for Hunter Ceiling fan

Hunter Ceiling Fan remote holder

houshold

3D Color Hub

<h3>Update:</h3>Wow - its been close to a year since I posted this! The build has taken longer than I had hoped, due other responsibilities but its coming along nicely. I have attached some photos showing its current state, as well as photos of the hinges in use. The door is offset from the cabinet to allow room for a 3/8" weather seal, as well as allowing the outer edge of the door to swing “in”, so it will not need additional room on the side of the cabinet with a normal, outside hinge such as your refrigerator door.You'll notice I have a second set of rods in the back of the left side to support the filament - this was due to a manufacturing flaw - I was so focused on accounting for the largest spool I had, I forgot to account for the tray I wanted to go under each set of rods. As a result the smaller set of spools would sit just low enough to cause an issue. I printed some adapters to add to the top of the existing ones, and added a rod there. This in effected reduced the distance, raising the spools the 1/2'" needed for clearance.<h3>Introduction</h3>This is actually my second attempt at a filament storage solution. The first one involved hangars and rod system, attached directly to the wall, where I could slide filament back and forth as needed and load it into my Ender system. It would have also worked well with a variety of MMU solutions as all the filament was supported by ball bearings.Unfortunately, the system could only hold 40 rolls of filament and I had outgrown it before I had even completed the project - so on to attempt #2! A free-standing cabinet that could not be more than 4 ft. wide, had to fit through my doorways (so less than 6 ft. 6 in. height), and preferably no more than 1 ft. deep if possible, so as to limit how far it reached into my available office space. All this plus had to be stable, on wheels, with doors and the ability to seal it against humidity.I had never worked with Melamine, but I knew some of its properties would solve a lot of issues for me right out of the gate, such as its surface being sealed against humidity. Sure I popped a whole bunch of wholes into it right away, but that's a problem easily solved with more plastic and silicone sealant.As stated in summary, please note this is a work in progress and some materials and designs are subject to change as I progress through the build.The complete instruction guide on how to assemble, including drill spacing and sizes, will be written up once the unit is complete.<h3>Printed Parts</h3><h4>Cabinet Rod & Tray Supports</h4>28x: Outer Rod Support - Main (PETG) 14x: Inner Rod Support - Main (PETG) 21x: Inner Rod Support 1 (PETG) 21x: Inner Rod Support 2 (PETG)<h5>Mating of Rod Supports</h5>All 28 of the “Outer Rod Support - Main” are mated to 14 of the Inner Rod Support 1 and 14 of the Inner Rod Support 2All 14 of the "Inner Rod Support - Main" are mated to 7 of the Inner Rod Support 1 and 7 of the Inner Rod Support 2<h4>Desiccant Tray (per row/col, 6 rows x 2 columns: 12 total trays)</h4>Note: You don't need a desiccant tray for every area. I am still testing but am anticipating a tray every other row in a vertical sense would be fine.Also, the Plug I found worked best printed in TPU at 97% its size for a snug but easy to grip piece.1x: Desiccant Tray 1 (left side) (PLA) 1x: Desiccant Tray 2 (middle) (PLA) 1x: Desiccant Tray 3 (Right side w/fill hole) (PLA) 1x: Desiccant Tray Plug (TPU) - Print at 97% 1x: Desiccant Tray Cover 1 (left) 1x: Desiccant Tray Cover 2 (middle) 1x: Desiccant Tray Cover 3 (right)<h4>Rod Support Instructions</h4>The rod supports are meant to slide into a 1-¼" hole, and one side will nest inside the other, making a nice close fit for a 1" OD rod or tube). I would recommend using a fostner bit as a hole saw tends to wobble too much and generate an irregularly shaped hole, or one that at allows for much too much play.The parts are designed for a “snug” fit. They do include a hole for passing a bolt through to tight down if needed, but I found that due to their typical usage a simple silicone sealant is good enough to provide the friction so they wont move once installed.<h3>Complete Cabinet BOM</h3><h4>Cabinet BOM</h4>The cabinet build consists of:3x: 1 ft. x 6 ft. x ¾" Melamine Shelf (sides, and middle brace) 2x: 1 ft. x 4ft. x ¾" Melamine Shelf (top and bottom) 1x: 4 ft. x 6ft. x ½" Melamine Panel (backer board) 2x: 2 in. x 4in. x 4ft. stud 2x: 2 in. x 4in. x 1ft. stud1 Tube Silicone Sealant50x: 7 mm x 50 mm Highpoint Confirmat Screws, Pozi-Flat Head, Zinc Finish 3x: 170 Degree Concealed Hinge Frameless Cabinet Hinge Hydraulic Adjustable Installation Soft Closing, Full Cover (yes the hinge was overkill, but there is a method to the madness)4x: 2" locking caster wheels, 150lb capacity (total of 450lb) <h4>Silica Desiccant Tray BOM (per tray)</h4>PLA and/or PETG. I used both. PLA for the base, and PETG for the cover (for higher transparency value). Eventually I will be adding a heater to the system, but until then PLA is what I have on-hand for the base and I can always reprint later40x: Steel Thread Rolling Screw for Plastic, Black Oxide Finish, 82 Degree Flat Head, Star Drive, #4-20 Thread Size, 1/2" Length1 lb. of reusable silica desiccant beads (per tray, really up to you how full you want the trays)2x: 6061 Aluminum Round Rod 11.9" Long 1/4" rods to give the tray support since its printed in multiple pieces (I used the following): <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNH5CP4V?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details" rel="nofollow">Amazon.com: 6061 Aluminum Round Rod 11.9" Long 1/4" Diameter Solid T6511 New Lathe Bar Stock for DIY Craft making-10 Pieces : Industrial & Scientific</a>&nbsp;

Filament Storage Cabinet

filament storage

riccardolisci

<h2><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/145491#profileId-158278" rel="nofollow noopener">NEW IMPROVED VERSIN HERE!!!</a></h2><h2> </h2><h2>HEPA and activate carbon filter for X1, X1C or P1S</h2>I wanted a filter for my Bambu Lab printer that combined HEPA and activated carbon filter (EAC- Extruded activated carbon). I have design my own version that use a cheap (about 1,2€ on amazon) hepa filter and refillable activated carbon pellets.Easy and fast to print, using modifier and triangle infill for grid. See 3mf file for check settings on Bambu Studio.Use a temperature resistant filament like ASA or ABS (maybe PETG), PLA only for initial testing (keep chamber temperature of printer under 40°C).<h3>bill of Material (amazon.it)</h3><ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07HHQKJ4G?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=errelle-21&linkCode=ur2&linkId=aed3f900a91119a53db7886f9d788013&camp=3414&creative=21718" rel="nofollow noopener">HEPA filter</a> (same filter of <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/12786#profileId-24358" rel="nofollow noopener">bentobox</a>, you can search hepa filter for robot iLife, V3, V3S, V3S Pro, V5, V5S, V5S Pro).</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/3M9IBCL" rel="nofollow noopener">activated carbon pellets</a> - (use only ACID-FREE activated carbon pellets), or use pellets of original Bambu Lab carbon filter.</li><li>strip for pull it out (you can remove and use that Bambu Lab filter)</li><li>a bit of glue (for lock strip)</li><li>cutter</li></ul><h3>assembling</h3><ol><li>cut the side excess of HEPA filter with a cutter</li><li>glue the strip</li><li>insert HEPA filter</li><li>insert activate carbon pellets (EAC)</li><li>insert slide cover on EAC</li><li>slide box EAC onto HEPA filter box</li><li>put filter inside printer</li><li>enjoy</li></ol>&nbsp;<h3>considerations</h3>Max capacity of my design box for activate carbon is about 28g. Original Bambu Lab filter is 80g and it is guaranteed for 1440 hours (60 days). So probably it will be necessary to change the activated carbon within 500 printing hours (21 days).&nbsp;<h3>tips</h3>I recommend to use this combined filter together this interesting <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/models/12946#profileId-13353" rel="nofollow noopener">project</a> to keep constant chamber temperature and set chamber fan at 50% of power in filament start gcode with "M106 P3 S130" command.&nbsp;

HEPA & carbon filter for Bambu Lab X1C, P1S

printer mods

Brad - FTBT 3D

Here's a good looking and reduced filament option for a steel sheet / bed holder for the Bambu Lab printers (X1C, X1, P1P). It has room for up to 4 sheets or 3 sheets and a slot for bed stickers. It also has a spot for the BL scraper and AMS disconnect tools.I liked the current versions out there but they had spots for nozzles and used more filament than I liked. This model cuts the filament usage almost in half to approximately 157g from 296g.I printed this without supports and cranked up the auxiliary fan to full blast after the base layers were done. This helped prevent sagging on the bridging of the hexagon tops. Still got some sagging, but not enough to warrant supports IMHO. Also you'll see some major sagging to the right of the scraper holder. I didn't support that part correctly in the first model, but it's updated in the uploaded version.Print Settings:<ul><li>Any layer height should work, I used 0.28mm</li><li>15% infill</li><li>Auxiliary fan 70% or more</li><li>No supports needed if cooled quickly</li><li>PLA</li></ul>This is a remix of Glen Waelbers model which is a remix of the TmnSn sheet holder. AMS disconnect tools by Bryan Vines.

Hexagon Steel Sheet and Tool Holder for Bambu Lab X1C / X1 / P1P

upgrades

Jan 3D

Bambu Lab Storage System&nbsp;UPDATE 24.11.2023Now with new LID for Full Hotends here is the LINK:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/72681#profileId-77205" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/de/models/72681#profileId-77205</a>&nbsp;This is a newly developed storage system for all the Bambu Lab printers X1C / P1S, /P1PThe goal was to store all spare parts as well as the glue stick and the Allen key in one box. This was realized as space-saving as possible.&nbsp;The dimensions of the closed box are: 181mmx126mmx32mm&nbsp;The following parts can be accommodated: - Four hotends with all accessories (silicone sock, holders for the thermister as well as the corresponding screws). - Four nozzle wipers + mounting screws - Spare filament cutter - Nozzle cleaner - Glue stick from Bambu Lab - Allen wrench supplied - three times each Lubricant Grease and Thermal Grease&nbsp;The two parts are not joined together, the lid is just put on. &nbsp;Im happy to adapt my design if you want something changed, just contact me and we can work something out.&nbsp;Also look at may other Storage Box:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/47503" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/de/models/47503</a>