BambuLab AMS Desiccant Tray w/ OEM lid

BambuLab AMS Desiccant Tray w/ OEM lid

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
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I made a desiccant tray that snaps with the original desiccant cover for the Bambu Lab AMS.

 

I simply used PLA and .2mm standard settings for printing.

 

This should fit just perfect in your ams if it's the same as me. I bought it early 2024.

To install the original cover on the desiccant tray, start by joining the part closest to you by first lining up the pimples with the holes on the cover, and then snap it with the tab on the back.

The tray is placed in the AMS just like the cover alone would be placed; inserting the 2 front tabs in place, and snapping the back tab in place.

 

Note

The original cover holds most desiccant beads, BUT, smaller beads can get through the holes, so don't overfill and turn upside down.

 

 

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
I'm impressed with the fit, lid clips into place like a bought one 👍 Printed in PETG.
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What is that inside the tray? LOL!
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Replying to @Siam3D :
Me playing around with the 0.2mm on my Mini, the tiny legs articulate (fragile to get loose initially). Its a Patreon from @BODY3D.
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Replying to @GenericUser :
It looks like a tick. :-D
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This is a great model and has a good click fit, but too good! I can't actually remove my lid from it without fear of something snapping. I think it's the long tab at the top that's holding the lid in place. Perhaps a tweak could be made to help you unclip the lid? I look forward to a solution so I can increase the rating to a full 5 starts. It still gets 4 at the moment as it is a very nicely designed model.
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Same here...
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Replying to @g.design :
I ended up taking clippers to it and removing the little lip off the inner top of the long tab that's keeping it held in so as to avoid breaking the OEM lid. It now functions well (So no need to reprint). I think the lip needs to be removed or a tab positioned to help push it backwards, possibly as well as making the full tab slightly thinner, to make pushing it easier.
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Replying to @andsee :
I did the same 😄
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I am thrilled with how well this fits. The other models would require me to find a place to store the OEM lids somewhere and pray that I don't lose them, this model solves that problem and looks so much nicer. Thank you for the very well planned model!
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if you're using blue dessicant, change them because it may transform in moisture and destroy your ams
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Replying to @grafferu :
Dang! I was already planning on replacing it because I learned that color-changing desiccant is toxic, but how would it destroy the AMS? Does it change size?
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That is exactly why I decided to make a tray like that, I didn't want to throw away my lids! :D For @grafferu I currently use orange desiccant in my AMS, do you know of a problem between reusable desiccant and the AMS?
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I added a mesh hole to the bottom to put the whole thing in the food dryer! (top layers 0, bottom layers 0, infill 50%)
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That's so cool! :D Thanks for the contribution!
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Replying to @Lazy_Mardeux :
I don't see the holes on the bottom, even after doing the slicer
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Replying to @Shinjy01 :
After opening the 3mf file, try slicing without modifying the profile
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Nice, thanks! But it is very hard to remove the lid w/o breaking something on it or the tray...
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I just, updated the model, the locking lip is now .2mm smaller, which should help greatly with removal of the lid. You might want to try the new one!
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Replying to @Lazy_Mardeux :
10x!
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Replying to @Lazy_Mardeux :
If I download the print profile with your username, that should be the latest with reduce locking lip right? I see May 10 date on profile but May 19 date on your comment, so want to be sure.
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Perfect solution to keep the original lids... Print profile is very good, although I have dispensed with the brim ;-) THX
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Yeah an other one said the brim was useless, I removed it from the print profile :)
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good profile and model but it breaks easy when taking the lid off
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I guess you had some of the pimples breaking, it happened on some of my test prints. If you have a solution for it feel free to tell me, I can make adjustments.
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Replying to @Lazy_Mardeux :
Ah it's not the end of the world, I will probably get a few uses out of it before they all break but i'll just print another 1. safer than putting it in with no lid and spilling silica everywhere 🙈
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clever design and printed flawless! thank you!
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èmeanks
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Very nice model. Printed well and the tops fit perfectly. I will be posting a review on the first of next month. After I get a new boost to give I will give it to you.
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Looking forward to see what kinds of improvements could be made. Thanks!
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