Bambu Labs X1 Carbon / P1S Side Mount Spool Holder

Bambu Labs X1 Carbon / P1S Side Mount Spool Holder

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PLA Profile
PLA Profile
Designer
3.8 h
3 plates
4.9(600)

PETG Profile
PETG Profile
Designer
6 h
3 plates
4.9(178)

AMS Waste Optimized PLA Profile
AMS Waste Optimized PLA Profile
13.7 h
5 plates
4.9(38)

Heavy Duty Axis, Improved thread fit and compatible with "Holder ONE"
Heavy Duty Axis, Improved thread fit and compatible with "Holder ONE"
2.8 h
2 plates
5.0(15)
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Description

A simple side spool holder for the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

 

Update: Created a small bracket to hold the Bambu 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter, which fits nicely on the side spool holder. 

Find it here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/205887

 

Updated PLA and PETG Profiles!
 
This version includes the following updates:
    •    Left hand threads for spindle holders - should avoid any chance of unscrewing while in use.
    •    Better thread fit - Threads were a bit tight, this fixes that.
    •    Sacrificial layer to help with screw hole ledge.
    •    Smoothed edges on basic spindle holder.
    •    Multiple build plates for easier printing the parts you need with different settings. 

 

I've made two spindle holders for it. One fits the Bambu Labs Green AMS Spindle holder, and the second fits the basic spindle holder that comes with your X1 Carbon.

 

The spindle which holds the AMS Spool holder is nice as it incorporates a nice click mechanism to hold it on as well as it incorporates the auto rewind spring mechanism of the AMS spool holders. This works very well.

 

This is the one you need - ensure you get the Green one: https://ca.store.bambulab.com/products/ams-lite-rotary-spool-holder?variant=44244705378544

 

You can choose which spindle holder you like and simply screw it onto the main base.

 

This design uses a PC4-M10 fitting for the filament. This is what I bought: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07L8R4SMG

 

The spool holder screws onto the existing Bambu Lab screw locations and uses four M3x12mm Hex bolts.

 

If you use the basic spool holder attachment, it also uses two M3x12mm bolts and two M3 nuts.

 

Update: jmaestrale has confirmed this works with the P1S as well.


Print settings:

The spool holder is designed to print without any supports!

I've printed this in PLA and it works well for my use.

The components are printed with different settings appropriate for their function.

 

Main Component:
Infill: 15%
Wall loops: 2

Layer Height: 0.2mm

 

AMS Spindle Holder:
Infill: 40%
Wall loops: 2

Layer Height: 0.2mm

 

Basic Spindle Holder:
Infill: 40%
Wall loops: 2

Layer Height: 0.2mm

 

Instructions:

Print one of the base model. Then print one of either the basic spool adapter or the AMS spool adapter. Screw in the spool adapter onto the base plate, then screw in the M10 fitting into the base plate and attach a length of filament tubing and attach to the intake on the back of the printer - note you will need to unplug the tubing from the AMS if you are using an AMS while printing from the side spool holder.
 

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It worked out perfectly I mirrored the files and it worked out. Great work to the designer thanks for making this available 💯💯💯recommend this!! this is my P1S this is on the right side as opposed to the left side original design if your looking at it from the front.
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That's awesome, and thanks!
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can o get this file
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Replying to @user_2423636571 :
all I did was mirror the original file on bambustudio.
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PLA Profile
Perfect as expected.
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Is that the smoothy splitter? How did you mount that?
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Replying to @oc.link :
Did you ever figure this out? I also want to go this route.
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I was just about to print the spool holder, when i saw this picture, i have the same splitter. Is this a seprate file? to be able to fit the smooth splitter and the ams lite spool holder?
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pretty nice, printed it in Bambu PETG CF black and sunlu Green PETG,14h printing time but it was worth it
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can you please share your printprofile or your settings. thx
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wow, that looks amazing! thanks for sharing!
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Wow! I'm about to print it too, I hadn't thought about using carbon filaments. I think I will too. It's just not very healthy to print multicolor with a CF. I'll make it one color.
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Truly a beautiful design. Made a small remix with the addition of HUB 4in1 Bambulab. Now everything I needed is complete! In the end I opted for a gray similar to the body of the X1c, keeping the details the same green already used in the past. Remix: https://makerworld.com/en/models/189130
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I used PLA, but increased to 4 walls and just a touch of lightning infill (it's basically hollow). Everything is sturdy enough. I would recommend having the PC4-M10 sticking out of the back. Having it to the front allows the PTFE tube to be pushed all the way through when loading filament.
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what size screws did you use for the splitter in the back with this model as a combination
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Replying to @douglasrosenbau :
It's actually not attached. It's hanging free back there. I thought about screwing it in but it seemed a little too constrained and I was afraid it would jam.
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🤷🏻‍♂️ Easy and block!
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hi I want to print this be how do I get the ams light part because Bambu lab doesn’t sell just the one leg to the and light so do I need to get the ams light or is there something I am missing PS fix your links this will help. Thanks for making this model I appreciate it
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Hi - you just need the one spool holder. Bambu sells it individually. The link in the description is working, here it is for you. Thanks. https://ca.store.bambulab.com/products/ams-lite-rotary-spool-holder?variant=44244705378544
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Replying to @ryan.fransen :
Here is a screen capture of the link.
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thanks so much you are a big help
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I don't know what kind of M3x12 scews you use because the ones I have stick out way too far and don't screw in all the way. Please add a link of what kind of screws you use. The picture attached shows the screws side by side. The print itself worked perfectly fine
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Hi, thanks for the note. here are the screws I used and are the perfect length for my machine. Be sure you aren’t using flat head screws, those will go in too far. the screw heads should just be inset from flush a bit like in my picture here.
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Replying to @ryan.fransen :
Yeah that's pretty much the same screws that I have. But they won't go in all the way. The part will still be slightly wobbly and not flush along the side of the printer...
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Replying to @DaDesasta :
I see. I wonder if different printers have different tolerances or the design has changed. This is the first I’ve heard this from 11,000 prints, so not sure what to advise other than simply to use a shorter screw. Apologies .
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Hi, is there a reason for this hole having a layer in bridge?
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Hi! It is one strategy to be able to print a design where there is a hole that starts off the build plate. it is called a sacrificial layer, easy to poke through as it is a single layer, but allows the section not touching the build plate to print with decent quality.
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Bridging works great if the bridge is square, but a hole like this requires a different technique. I have used yet another technique in later designs where a sacrificial layer isn’t required, which works quite well, so you’ll see more of that in future models.
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perfect, thanks :)
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It worked amazingly and looks extra—just the way I like it!!!!
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Hi! Thanks for the note, and glad it is working out for you. Looks like you could use this as well with your setup: https://makerworld.com/en/models/205887#profileId-226028
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How did you manage to connect two tube connectors to the top of the spool
Show original
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Replying to @Vfrancky20 :
just put one on each side and held the collar while putting it together
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Print Profile
Folding Spool Spindle
Useful print, looks neat when not in use. I had to use longer screws than suggested for the pivot. Printed in PLA, seems to be strong enough although sags slightly with a full spool.
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There are three different arms/nubs that I've had to make so far to compensate for tolerances. The original one works for me with no saggin, then I had to do one with a 0.5 degree angle and one with a 1 degree angle for two other people. Did you try the other ones?
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Replying to @PrinterInUse :
I used the 1° nub, it works more than well enough and with anything less than a full 1kg spool doesn't sag at all.
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Replying to @RBrayWood :
Humm. Interesting I wonder if I have just never had a full spool on there. I'll check that out Thnak you very much for the feedback!
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