Bambu Lab Internal Waste Bin For X1/X1C by MadMax3D

MadMax3D

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

200mm Scale in X Direction For Longer Or Shorter

Designer

43 min

1 plate

4.8(17)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

32 min

1 plate

4.6(19)

Optimized 0.16 - (Both Versions) - Reduced Bed Warp

1.5 h

2 plates

4.8(18)

Boost

149

237

186

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Description

I always had trouble scooping out the little filament waste bits that fall off the printer plate in my X1C. I made this simple extrusion to brush the detritus into into the bin at the front of the base inside the printer. Simply brush the bits into the bin, remove the bin and dump it. Prints in 30 minutes. Leave it inside the printer, sits in front of the heat bed. Easy to lift out and empty, ready for the next load. STL, STEP and Fusion files included for simple modification. I printed it flat at .2mm.

Update: added 245mm version in the download section.

Comment & Rating (80)

@3DMagpie

Print Profile

200mm Scale in X Direction For Longer Or Shorter

The 245mm stl printed great despite poor setting choices on my part (third-party HS PLA might have overextruded, 0.2mm layer height). I might print at a lower layer height next time or maybe use the original profile and sacrifice a bit of speed. The slope layer lines were more evident and bumpy than usual. Does the job and out of sight so no complaints!

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The designer has replied

@MadMax3D

Thanks for the detailed review. I bet if it was printed vertically, it would eliminate the layer lines on the slope. It would take longer but maybe create fewer catch points on the slope. I'll try it and update the profile if it works.

@3DMagpie

Replying to @MadMax3D :

It might but adhesion is always fun with vertical prints! The lines wasn't any fault of your design. I sliced the 245mm stl and sliced at 0.2mm in Bambu Studio. Choosing 0.16mm or even adjusting my volumetric would have eliminated the lines. And it's a hidden and super handy thing. Not a quality concern at all IMO! (FWIW, it was another model I'd used an alt quick print profile...I printed a bunch of tools and accessories today now that my printer wasn't cranking out inventory and gifts!)

@3DMagpie

Replying to @MadMax3D :

I revised my review to try to be clearer that the print flaws were my bad life choices not your super handy goodie!

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