AMS Riser with LPSH Remixed by Simple3D

Remixed by

Simple3D

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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10.3 h

2 plates

4.8(6)

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Description

I really liked the LPSH because it didn't take up much room. With the AMS, I don't plan to use the manual feed very much. The problem is that LPSH is not compatible with the pocket mount type riser. So I remixed this to add threaded inserts to mount the LPSH.

Comment & Rating (15)

@theDanAtLarge

Great print! It’s a very clean functional design. I printed in PETG and used this as a functional learning tool for my PETG cooling settings and printed without supports - so anything that didn’t print as top quality is on me!

The designer has replied

@Simple3D

Very cool! I should mention that the inside chamfer hits the inside rib. I filed mine down, because I didn't feel the need to reprint. Thanks for the nod!

@Emiliobot

Replying to @Simple3D :

Which chamfer/rib?

@Emiliobot

Replying to @Emiliobot :

Also, what m4 heatset inserts did you use?

@stefanobaraldo1

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

molto ben fatto, ottimo progetto

@jobobdogg

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Print turned out great very handy

@orlando1563oj

did you remove the channel for light strip underneath?

The designer has replied

@Simple3D

I didn't intentionally. The original model had two options LED and COB. I chose the COB version which was smooth on the underneath. I stuck the COB light to the slant surface and left it. If I print again, I will make/add some channels for the cables and relief for the corners where the COB doesn't lay flat.

@orlando1563oj

ok. that might be the reason why I don’t see the channel in fusion. still debating if I want to print this or make my own adjustments. Other than that very solid build

@KarlClark

if I have already printed the original version would I need to reprint the whole thing or just the back left part also how does the lpsh attach to this would you have any pictures?

The designer has replied

@Simple3D

you should be able to just print the back parts. I didn’t do anything to the front. it attaches with heat inserts and the original m3 hardware.