reinforcing set for AMS stand Remixed by power

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power

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill (gyroid, 3d honeycomb)

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5.5 h

1 plate

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This design was created as an addition to Simple AMS stacking stand published by JesseZhang (thanks for the idea and high-quality model!). I made this reinforcement kit because I didn't think the original design was stable enough and would cause the top box to fall over.
This kit is fully integrated with the original design, easy to assemble and requires no additional tools.
Printing material - PLA, PETG
The photo shows a working (preliminary) version of the set, which does not quite correspond to the files published in this model, so these photos should be taken as photos for clarity.
if you want to make the structure even more rigid, just use two additional rods and fasten them with upper screws (in this case the nuts no more needed)

Comment & Rating (10)

@Mulafeba

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill (gyroid, 3d honeycomb)

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.

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@Mulafeba

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The review function only lets you enter 500 characters. So here is the rest of my write up. 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. One more note. The original design has the shelf arches sitting on top of the AMS below. I have a couple of non-Bambulab filament rolls that have cardboard wheels and I installed 3D-printed rims for them so the wheels are a little bigger. With 4 new rolls of filaments in the second AMS sitting on top of the bottom AMS, the weight pushes the lower AMS's cover down enough to stop a cardboard wheel with rims to stop spinning and I got a filament error. I was able to fix that by removing the top AMS. After the print finished, I rearranged my filaments so only Bambulab filaments are installed in the lower AMS and moved the bigger rolls to the top AMS.

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@power

Replying to @Mulafeba :

thank you for your wide comment. i saw missed nuts on the plate (my fault), and changed the plate immediately, but i don't know why, it wasn't changed. now i added missed nuts and brim for some small parts and changed plate again. I hope it will be correct for now. thank you for you advises.

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@power

Replying to @Mulafeba :

about the load on the cover of lower AMS...you can try to place some spacers underneath the rear feet of this stand, it will reduce the load on the top of AMS cover. this could work.

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@debirbas

Is there anyone who put 3 AMSs on top of the P1S, or is it just me? Should i worry about the security ? Looks dangerous however it's not moving at all. I don't think this is a good long time solution but I'll keep it for a short while at least.

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@power

i don't think that it will be a problem and even as a long term solution. i use the same stack stand like you, but it is reinforced with my design, and whole structure is rigid and stable. maybe if you will use 3 AMS, you will need use some spacers for rear feet, because this stand has a tendency to decline to the rear.

@debirbas

Replying to @power :

Thanks a lot for your answer. So far I'm keeping the rack as is we will see. :)

@Mulafeba

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Thanks for making your reinforcement design available.

@Mulafeba

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Thank you very much for creating this add-on. I am in a long print job right now. I will print your remix add-on as soon as the current job is done. Thanks!

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@power

thanks for your comment.

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