Remixed - X1C Chamber Heater Remixed by jocin_

Remixed by

jocin_

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

PA-CF - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

6.4 h

2 plates

5.0(4)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Update 03.04.2024

Up on a request I added a faceplate, the plate goes over the PTC-Heater and is fixed with the M4 screws.

STL and STPE files under raw model files.

Make sure to route the cables of the PTC-Heater neatly.

I highly recommend to use a high temp filament like (PAHT-CF, PA6-CF/GF or other) because the plate is very close to the PTC-Heater.

I printed it with extruder greentec Pro, this material is heat resistant up to 160°C.

!There is no long term experience with the plate!

orientation for printing:

The holes don´t need supports, i used the sequential bridging method by maker´s muse

Thanks @chriss_goe for the request

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Remix of the awesome “X1C Chamber Heater”. Thanks @frank.clark for sharing this idea.

Unfortunately i had an issue with the original design, where the bottom case of my X1C was starting to deform in the middle. I guessed this was because of the position of the PTC-Heater. Which blows the hot air in a very flat angle.

So I designed a remix to prevent this issue and fit my needs.

Also added:

a mount for the temperature sensor
a smaller air channel form the fans to the PTC-Heater
space for wiring in the bottom
grooves for running the wires on the back side of the fan plate

I uploaded a STEP file if you want to adjust it to your needs.

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!Do this project only if you are comfortable with electronics and a little tweaking!

!Also at your own risk!

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For needed parts see the original description.

Additional needed parts:

Two M4 threaded inserts (one shortened to 5mm)
Two M4x10 screws
Four M3 Inserts
Maybe VHB-Tape to fixate some wires

Filament: extrudr durapro ASA (or other heat resistant materials)

Print settings:

0.6 mm Nozzle
orientation: like in the uploaded orca slicer 3MF(Chamber_Heater_AUX_@0.6_ASA_OS) under the raw model files
layer height: 0.18
wall generator: arachne
wall loops: 3
Top/bottom layers: 6
infill: 10% gyorid
support: paint on like in the uploaded orca slicer 3MF(Chamber_Heater_AUX_@0.6_ASA_OS) under the raw model files
brim: yes (8mm)

x1c

chamber heater

Comment & Rating (22)

@chriss_goe

Hey! Nice work! Is it possible to design a face plate to hide the heater underneath? I like the looks of my printer rather clean and hate visible cable. Thanks.

The designer has replied

@jocin_

Thank you:-). I try to implement this and get beck to you.

@chriss_goe

Replying to @jocin_ :

I‘m already printing this version, so would be perfect if it retrofits and only clamps on the bolts or the bolts get driven thru the face plate. Just some inspiration! Thanks a lot.

@jocin_

Replying to @chriss_goe :

Plate is available, please try it out :-)

@huthy

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PA-CF - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Excellent remix and printed beautifully in Bambu PA6-GF. Thanks!!

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The designer has replied

@chriss_goe

Thanks for the rating and the boosting!

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@Sleeper

Printed in PA6-GF using the latest beta version of studio. Came out perfect, everything fits like a glove. Like this remix better than the original, and the cover for the element was a great suggestion, really makes it look complete. Thanks for uploading!