X1/P1 Side Spool by Generic User

Generic User

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

Designer

1.4 h

2 plates

4.8(85)

UPDATED Filament Arm - alternative PTFE mount

Designer

27 min

1 plate

5.0(1)

Special Request - Side Spool Upgraded w/Buffer Plate

Designer

2.3 h

2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

The X1C Side Spool was the first serious model I designed from the ground up, it is driven by my practicality and is sturdy and economical. I've utilised the original Metal bracket and mounting points, additionally there is a second PTFE arm which requires one of those stray Nozzle screws that typically get thrown in the drawer. It prints easily in PLA and requires no supports, a clean plate and calibrated filament will see great results.

The Bracket mounts securely to the original mounting points and the original metal holder goes in the side and is easily removed if you want. Two m3x16mm screws attach to the mounting points, a length of PTFE sweeps around to the rear connection. There is little advantage having this PTFE short, make the length to suit a free curve with no kinks.

*Updated PFTE Arm added due to feedback of hole size being irregular (this can be filament/calibration variations). The new arm is also in the full model as a second plate. You will need a Nozzle screw to install the Pivot head, alternative is a standard M3x16 screw.

** Special Request - Side Spool with Bambu Labs 4-in-1 Filament Hub Plate uploaded. This version has been remodelled with the new PTFE holder and the Buffer relocated and attached to the Side Spool Bracket. The parts are the same for the Side Spool attachment, add 2x M3x8 and 1x M4x8 for the Buffer plate. Refer to the Print Profile for full information.

See my remodelled version here https://makerworld.com/en/models/501287#profileId-416362

** This hub works with the Side Spool https://makerworld.com/en/models/210875#profileId-230703

**These Spools go great with your new Holder https://makerworld.com/en/models/218139#profileId-237017

Comment & Rating (205)

@ErrorGAMES

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

Ez printing, but hole for ptfe tube is litle bit tide.

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Wow thats one Generic cardboard spool :)... I've had various feedback about that hole, have now uploaded a new arm if you're interested. It has a pivot and fits up with a spare nozzle screw (or M3x16). Thank you for the feedback and rating :))

@GenericUser

Attached pic.

@ErrorGAMES

Replying to @GenericUser :

I will print it.

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@serbyk

I modified it to be a little longer😅 And I had to drill the hole for the PTFE tube to 4.5mm and then tape it (the PTFE tube) a bit with electrical tape so it can have a snug fit.

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The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Did you use the new updated PTFE holder? It should be a snug fit both ways from tests I've made. Interesting lengthened the arm, I'm not sure I'd use it personally :) Thanks for the feedback.

@serbyk

Replying to @GenericUser :

I downloaded the 3mf file on the 24th of March, and the file was already updated. My PTFE tube is 4.1mm, maybe that is why I had to drill it ... First, I drilled it with a 4mm drill, and it didn't fit, and after I drilled it again with a 4,5mm drill, the hole was too loose, and that is why I taped it with electrical tape ... Nonetheless, I like the design.

@GenericUser

Replying to @serbyk :

Ahh that makes sense now, I didn't notice the Blue PTFE before you mentioned it. I'm planning to change the arm one more time soon as I get a free moment. Thank you for the feedback again, you're welcome :)

@twela

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

The spool holder came out great but not matter what I did, I could not get the PTFE tube to fit inside the PTFE holder. I will file it down to make it work. for now the spool holder works just great!

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

I've changed the PTFE holder in the past to make that fit firm and universal to cater for minor filament/machine variance, I guess its not quite perfect. Sorry it didn't work first up, but glad it does overall. Thanks for the feedback, it helps to hear good and bad :)) Cheers for the rating too.

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@twela

Replying to @GenericUser :

The Ingenuity of incorporating the spool holder that BambuLab sends us is awesome. One less modification to print is always a plus!

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@GenericUser

I've added a new arm design if you'd like to check it out :)

@Savv

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

nice and easy print!

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Neat print in white 👍 Thanks for the comment and rating :)

@Savv

Quick question. what screws did you use to mount it? the screws that came with thr printer to mount just the metal piece to the back are too short when using the printed bracket.

@daSash82

works great so far. just the hole for the PTFE was a bit tide, 1/10mm of. but no problem with 4mm drill, but drilled by hand!

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

;) it'll outlast the printer lol... Yeah its a weird hole and I've had three consecutive prints all different, in the next version I'm changing the hole/arm design. Thanks for the feedback :) PS. The filament wiper is a great idea 👍

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@daSash82

Replying to @GenericUser :

the filament wiper … 😂 it’s a nice relict from my old printers. I use them now for a couple of years, easy to print and very usefull. But please don’t use any “mineral oil” as in the description. thingiverse thing: 492067 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:492067

@GenericUser

Replying to @daSash82 :

Yeah I feel old now haha, its a nifty idea for those dusty old spools scattered in the cupboard.

@gabber130779

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

Easy to print and mount.

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Neat print, thanks for the pic and rating :))

@gvpalmer

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

very clean. works great

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Nice wall quality. Thanks for the comment and rating :)

@twelvefes

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

The most efficient design I’ve seen for a side spool mount, and is friendly to splitters on the upper corner of the printer.

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Thank you kindly for the feedback. It was one of my first designs for my X1 and it's evolution has seen the arm being universal as my feed goes under (I run my buffer on the back of that mount). Thanks for the rating too :)

@ArtificerMakes

Print Profile

PLA with no supports needed. **Updated alternative PTFE arm.

Prints perfectly first time; no issues :)

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

Thanks for the comment and rating :))

@user_3555616530

Nice addition to the printer, Tnx for model

The designer has replied

@GenericUser

That colour works well, it'll look good fitted up. Thanks for the comment and rating :)) PS. Looks like you need my spool core ;)

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