Simple AMS stacking stand. No screw needed. by JesseZhang

JesseZhang

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X1 Carbon

P1S

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X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2 plates

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Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

A simple stand allows you to stack two AMS without screws or other parts. Because I find that when you have more than one AMS you no longer need to change filaments as often, and lifting the top AMS is not a difficult task. This stand solves the AMS stacking problem with minimal volume and filament.

It is worth mentioning that I designed some elasticated mechanisms, which allows the weight to be spread as evenly as possible over the dome of the AMS underneath. You can apply some rubber tape to the rounded surface to prevent scratches and slippage.

Some double sided tape on the bottom of the AMS above will make the joint more secure.

Print with any material you have. No support needed.

Comment & Rating (44)

@power

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Great idea and high-quality 3D model. Thank you! However, for me the design seemed somewhat unstable, and there is a risk of the top AMS falling. So, I tied the two halves of stack together and added a top lock for the AMS. The whole structure turned out to be very stable, thanks again for the idea!

@Mulafeba

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@airfive.sk I printed this and also found it a little too unstable, especially during printing. Would you mind sharing your locking design? Thanks.

@power

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Replying to @Mulafeba :

i'll finalize modifications and will share them as a remix for this project. wait for awhile, pls. https://makerworld.com/en/models/489458#profileId-402689

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@Mulafeba

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Replying to @power :

Excellent adaptation of the original AMS stand and makes it much, MUCH stronger and sturdier than the original without this reinforcement enhancement. The only suggestion I have is to add brim for the screws and the long poles as they have a smaller bottom surface and they could come loose during printing. I didn't print the four pole pieces at first (removed them from the plate). During print the four screws with smaller screw head came off the plate (my fault). I was able to use the LCD screen on my X1C to skip those screws and continued the print. After that, I reprinted the 4 screws and the 4 pole pieces, and 2 more small nuts (the original plate only has 2 nuts and the setup needs 4). It was easy to put all the pieces together and they fit like a glove.

@wasuber

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

This was just what I needed, great design, I printed in Bambu Ocean to Meadow.

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@JesseZhang

Beautiful gradient colour！

@Wangan_W

Love the Logo! 😁

@Jan3D

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great

@DJ_Unbalance

easy, fast and very good 😊

@Michal_3Dtisk

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easy, very good👌🏻

@debugger

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Good idea! Love it!

@hagen.stein1987

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@plumjuice

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@Mulafeba

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Great design and printed perfectly. It can be a little unnerving to see the top AMS shakes during printing. However, the reinforcing set for this AMS stand designed by @power make it pefect. There are other AMS stands out there, but only this design plus the reinforcing set allows you to stack two AMSes on top of your X1/X1C/P1S. https://makerworld.com/en/models/489458#profileId-402689