Wallmount for Bambu AMS by StefanWox

StefanWox

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X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 40% infill

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3.3 h

1 plate

4.6(36)

very strong PLA, 6 walls, 50% infill

6.8 h

2 plates

4.6(14)

0.2mm, strength, 100% scale - 5 walls, 35% infill, 5 top/bottom

6.3 h

2 plates

4.5(26)

0.18mm first layer (0.20mm remaining), 5 walls, 40% infill

10.6 h

2 plates

5.0(5)

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635

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125

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Description

Attention! There seem to be several versions of the AMS where the slots differ from this version. Please check before printing if the version fits. I try to get the dimensions of the other version and will then upload the bracket in the adapted version!

I added a design drawing with measurements please check it! Here is the Variation for the 3 slotted AMS Version.

Nothing special - just a quick Design to mount the AMS on the wall.

Works fine for me. If there are any Problems, don't hesitate to contact me!

Recommended print settings: 5 Walls/Perimeters, 5 Top/Bottom, 35% infill with ABS

For example https://www.nobufil.com/abs-filament which is currently the best ABS i know! Perfect layer bonding, ok smell, great colors (even Sparkle ones) - and recycled out of industrial ABS. No, i'm not working there, just impressed.

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Comment & Rating (125)

@SOMEStudio

Print Profile

0.2mm, strength, 100% scale - 5 walls, 35% infill, 5 top/bottom

Nice print and solid. But make sure it will fit your AMS. It looks like there may be a few revisions.

@FitzPrints

Agreed, i had the same problem!

@TinyMakerSpace

yep. I just went to hang it and it's not compatible with my AMS.

@chrisetjo1

Idem for me. Do we have another version ?

@Revvek

does this work with AMS units with only 3 side cavities?

The designer has replied

@StefanWox

I just have 1 AMS Unit with 5 cavities, if there are if there are other version, I'm afraid that it does not fit

@Thibodoit

Replying to @StefanWox :

I recently bought my AMS, and it has the 3 large cavities. It seems the 5 cavity design is old.

@Revvek

you may want to add a note someplace so people do not print them find out.

@Zoobert

Are the slots in the AMS - and the wall mount print here, set for going into studs? If not, might be useful to call that out. I can see the weight of the AMS pulling out of sheetrock if the screws aren't anchored to studs. Printed in neutral white ASA.

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The designer has replied

@Wizard7741

I would just use those plastic expanding wall anchors if it's just going in to drywall. Those should be more than sufficient.

@Zoobert

Replying to @Wizard7741 :

The only types that I could see working are the ones that expand behind the sheet rock, into the void, like legs that spring load out. The normal picture frame plastic anchors (that just wrap the screw) won't be strong enough, either. Even so, a chunk of wood that does anchor to studs, and then this to that wood, would work. Well on to my 3rd set of these models printed in ASA. They look great.

@StefanWox

Since I live in Germany i have used 50x5mm Screws with standard anchors. In other regions e.g. NorthAmerica where Drywalls the de facto standard your mileage may vary... but i cant tell how to mount this in drywalls. ;)

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@Icarus

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0.2mm, strength, 100% scale - 5 walls, 35% infill, 5 top/bottom

Printed with the profiles direct from handy app. used polymaker pla and it came out flawlessly. absolutely love it and it feels excellent and sturdy. making way for 2nd ams that's otw!

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@schiko

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 40% infill

Nice model. Fits perfectly to my "old" AMS. I used your ABS profile to create a stronger one for PLA.

@Pretzel3D

https://makerworld.com/en/models/14420#profileId-14440

@raineselijah117

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0.2mm, strength, 100% scale - 5 walls, 35% infill, 5 top/bottom

great design

@raylandis03

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very strong PLA, 6 walls, 50% infill

This was a perfect solution to my space problem. Really wanted the second AMS and this was my only way to do it without getting rid of a one of the four printers.