Poop Chute Door for P1S/X1C by Pix_CZ

Pix_CZ

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PLA 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

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ABS, 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

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53 min

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PETG 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

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Description

Poop Chute Door for Bambu Lab X1C/P1S (Improved Sealing)

Description:

This 3D printed door improves insulation for the filament purge chute on your Bambu Lab X1C or P1S printer. Designed to fully close by gravity, it minimizes heat loss from the chamber during printing, especially beneficial for users with cold printing environments or when printing with materials like ABS or Nylon.

Features:

Gravity Operated: Door closes by itself, preventing heat loss during filament purging.
Easy Installation: Attaches with double-sided tape (3M 5952 VHB tape recommended) for a secure and convenient installation.

Bill of Materials:

1mm thick double-sided tape (3M 5952 VHB recommended)
Filament (1.7 - 1.75mm) for hinge

Important Notes:

Use at Your Own Risk: Bambu Lab advises against modifications to the poop chute area. Use this door only if you experience significant filament purging issues.
Filament Selection for hinge:
- Use a straight piece of filament for the hinge.
- Ensure the filament diameter is between 1.7 and 1.75mm.
- Tip: Experiment with different filament types to achieve optimal hinge smoothness and stability

Installation:

Comment & Rating (76)

@Ceee

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PETG 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

Finally no bad smells from the poop chute (when printing ABS) . First printed in PETG, but that was a bit too heavy and the door only opened every 2-3 poops. Re-printed in Olefin reduced the weight from 8,5g to under 6g, which is totally fine. Thanks for this!

The designer has replied

@Pix_CZ

Thank you for the feedback. It is true that I conducted most of my experiments on a part printed in ABS, which weighs about 6.3 grams. The PETG version weighs 7.7 grams. I'm currently testing a lighter version where I just reduced the height by 0.2mm, and that should help. Thank you very much for the feedback, there's nothing better than constructive criticism.

@Ceee

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Replying to @Pix_CZ :

Thanks for the reply. In the end, it works very well with any filament, even with these of high density, if it doesn't bother you that 2-3 pieces have to accumulate first. There is more than enough space in the collecting chute so no problems will occur.

@user_2494704950

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PLA 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

Looks great, yet to attach to the printer.

@Willies

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PLA 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

works perfectly even with the spool holder attached. thanks

@mich_s_

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PLA 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

Nice and simply print. Thanks!

@Eddi

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PETG 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Ironing

passgenauigkeit ist sehr gut! gedruckt mit Bambu PETG

@O2_j

amazing print, seals it even more as it has quite a few gaps. i printed it in bambus galaxy filament and used some tpu 95a to connect the pieces. i used some double sided tape to stick it on and it works!