Bambu P1 and X1 Sliding Vents Glass Top LED Enclosure / Riser Remixed by TechX03

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TechX03

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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25.9 h

6 plates

4.7(51)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

3.9 h

1 plate

4.0(2)

Boost

212

428

989

1.1 k

Released

Description

Glass Top Riser with adjustable vents to suit Bambulab X1 and P1 Series Printers. The Frame is designed to be able to stick up to 10mm wide COB LED Strip around the inside edge. The TPU Light Shield on top of the frame gives the glass a soft surface to sit on as well as prevents the light from the LED strip from shining into your eyes when looking down and around the printer. I've linked videos below of before and after from the printer camera.

For the material of the frame, I would recommend PETG or another filament that withstands higher temps if you plan on using high-temperature materials on the printer. The entire frame is around 420g of filament and about 50g for the Light Shields.

The frame is printed in 4 parts along with the TPU Light Shield as well.

Recommended Frame Settings for PETG (Overture):

0.2mm Layer Height
Nozzle Temp 250°C
3 Wall Loops
4 Top and Bottom Shell Layers
15% Gyroid Infill
Outer Wall Speed - 70mm/s
Inner Wall Speed - 100mm/s
Sparse Infill Speed - 90mm/s
Internal Solid Infill Speed - 85mm/s
Top Surface - 70mm/s
Bridge - 20mm/s

After Printing there are ~6 interior supports on the bottom of the sliders. To break them fee gently apply pressure with a screwdriver, preferably from the inside along the bottom. You'll hear a few pops as they break free.

For the LED Strip I used the below from Aliexpress as it comes with tape on the back. If you have a P1 series the USB dimmer version works great and can be plugged into the USB port on the printer.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005014791592.html

Tip for if you ever try to stick something to PET plastics. They have a low surface energy and glues will not stick well to them. To give them a high energy surface grab a butane torch preferably or lighter and run the inner cone (bright little tip inside a flame) along the surface. Don't let it melt or brown.

If using a P1S you may also want to use these seals I made so the frame sits flat.
P1S Seals

Before LED Strip Installed:

After LED Strip Installed:

Comment & Rating (81)

@mikehick1991

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

This came out amazing this was my very first print using bambu labs p1s and the studio. Thanks for the great design work and fitment. I went with three colors

@GovGeek

That looks cool! How much poop did that generate?

@mikehick1991

not to much I change the flush rate to .5 and add flush into infill

@joeymorgans

Great design, thanks a lot! I had trouble with 1 of the doors being stiff, but I reprinted it exactly the same and it was good. I like this design because it looks part of the printer. It gives plenty more room for the Bowden tube above the print head, and this has fixed a lot of my AMS jams. The joints were a bit loose as mentioned, but when you put the glass in it holds it all square. I haven't used any glue and it works great.

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@lausi2002

In general, I like the design. but I'm wondering if the distance between the parts isn't a bit too big (see my screenshot). Even when closed, a lot of warm air escapes. What are your experiences?

The designer has replied

@TechX03

I’ve never had an issue with it myself

@user_3306936086

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

One of my longer prints and quite happy with the result. I gave it 4* because it's more designed towards the P1S instead of the X1-C. It fits perfectly on top but there is no hole or area where the power cable of the led lights could go through. Also, in my case that is, the vents are a bit too loose. They tend to close themselves when they are opened because of the vibrations the printer makes.

@marrcus3030

Hi OP, how did you get the green glow around the perimeter? Is it just a filament transition in your design (color by layer) or another print?

@marrcus3030

Never mind. I think I found it on your drawer riser system. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out. https://makerworld.com/en/models/185440#profileId-204184

@treecewx

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Printed very well, only issue I have is where the pieces connect it is very loose. Have to epoxy it together other than that it is perfect. Printed in BL PTEG.