MMSS 1x3 & 1x2 Module - Complete Hotend (w fan)

This module, for 1 Complete hotend, just to remember you that bambulab has 2 types of silicon socks, one larger and narrower.

• If you have the ”normal” narrow silicon sock you should use the one pair of "spacer_ silicon_sock.step", for each complete hotend

This works with in conjunction first introduced with the Multi-Modular Storage System -MMSS.

You can see in the context, with the specially designed MMSS case

… and mmss box

Pre-made modules, here there are several, and many are exclusive for the bambu labs printers:

• MMSS 2x4 Module - Glue Stick and Hexagonal Keys
• MMSS 1x1 Module - MicroSD
• MMSS 1x1 Module - Nozzle Wipper
• MMSS 1x1 Module - Filament Cutter + MicroSD
• MMSS 1x1 Module - Filament Cutter
• MMSS 1x2 Module - Hotend and Silicon Sock
• MMSS 1x3 Module - Complete Hotend
• MMSS 2x3 Module - Small Scraper
• MMSS 2x5 Module - Liquid Glue
• MMSS various Modules - Pockets with Lid
• MMSS 2x3 Module - Spool Holder
• MMSS 1x5 bambu lab original scraper
• MMSS 2x2 Module – X1C
• MMSS for AMS Modules 
  • 4x Active extrusion wheel assembly;
  • 4x Active support shaft assembly;
  • 4x PTFE Tube Fast Connector;
  • 4x  Driven Support Shaft Assembly
  • 1x First Stage Feeder
  • 1x MMSS 3x2 Module - AMS Buffer
• MMSS for the A1 printer
  • MMSS 1x1 Module - PTFE Removal Tube for the Bambu Lab A1
  • MMSS 2x1 Module - Nozzle Wiper for A1 mini
  • MMSS 1x2 Module – A1 Hotend Silicone Sock
• More to come… I'm always adding new modules, please check my profile for the later information, some are free, others are only available as exclusives for members.
• Batteries Modules
  • MMSS 2x3 Module - AAA batteries
  • MMSS 2x3 Module - AA batteries
  • MMSS 2x4 Module - PP3 9v batteries
• More to come… I'm always adding new modules, please check my Collection for the MMSS for more.

Change Log

Sometimes I update or add more print profiles, they can be found under the section “Download STL/CAD Files”

• By request of some members, here is a 1x2 module for the complete hotend. The space for the cables should be a bit narrow… But here it is, if someone wants to try it. (Block_1x2_Complete_hotend.step)

• Change in geometry to avoid the appearance of holes in the base of the part, could happen at certain layer heights.
• New module added for the complete hotend using the 1x3 module (Complete_Hotend_lid.3mf). I've reduced the compartment for the hotend wires and added a new pocket with lid to store some bolts and other accessories needed for the assemble of the complete hotend. (thanks to FyrbyAdditive).

• Added a stopper for the silicon sock, only use if necessary. There are more than one silicon sock's, the newer does not need this.

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