xTouch spacer for P1P and P1S by johnstylez

johnstylez

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

28 min

1 plate

4.8(214)

ABS,0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

30 min

1 plate

4.8(8)

Boost

214

390

278

1 k

1.2 k

Released

Description

This is a spacer for xTouch enclosure from TeachingTech @TeachingTech

https://www.printables.com/model/611634-xtouch-enclosure-for-bambu-lab-p1ps

it added more space behind the control monitor along with a designated hole for routing the USB cable to the back to use the USB port for power source.

add-on locking mechanism for the spacer, it will keep it in place.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/137655#profileId-149831

Modified enclosure

remix xTouch enclosure added slot for stylus for P1P and P1S Remixed by johnstylez - MakerWorld

xtouch

xtouch mount

spacer

Comment & Rating (278)

@JustCuzRobotics

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Worked okay but there is a small tab on the P1S screen that the cutout on the model doesn't line up with. Had to modify with a soldering iron for this to work.

The designer has replied

@johnstylez

interesting, other people’s p series works fine. when did you purchase your printer?

@JustCuzRobotics

Replying to @johnstylez :

I just got it at the start of this month

@johnstylez

Replying to @JustCuzRobotics :

maybe they changed something

@ZeenoLight

Tips for passing through the USB: - Look up P1S Front Panel removal guide on the Bambu Lab Wiki (there is a hidden screw) - Test fit your Micro end the easy way before trying to feed it through the back - Peel back the sticker and remove the 4 screws in the back of the circuit board to have better access to feeding through the cable. - Once the cable has been run, test it still functions before reassembling the board and panel - If printing via the default profile. make sure to remove the bit of support from the centre to allow the screen to go in Spent almost an hour trying to feed the USB cable without removing anything before just going ahead and taking off the front panel and daughter board that connects to the standard screen which then gave me the room to run the cable simply.

@hukbabo

- Look up P1S Front Panel removal guide on the Bambu Lab Wiki (there is a hidden screw) https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/maintenance/p1s-front-cover

@SJW5135

Works perfect

@lilrepete

How do I get the usb cable through? I cannot see how to get it through on my P1S?

@SJW5135

Replying to @lilrepete :

I had to take apart a bunch of stuff on the inside, Move the PCB, shave the end of my USB cable down and fed it through one of the slots. Its not a easy task.

@lilrepete

Thanks!

@RebelBender

Great piece. Fits perfectly and it was easy to print with no troubles removing the supports. Thanks!

@lilrepete

How do I get the usb cable through? I cannot see how to get it through on my P1S?

@RebelBender

Replying to @lilrepete :

I took off the board on the backside to get it through, and then there is lots of room for the cable when you tighten the board back up.

@snyperazeye

Firs perfectly on my p1s, thanks!

The designer has replied

@johnstylez

looks great!

@lilrepete

How do I get the usb cable through? I cannot see how to get it through on my P1S?

@vash469

I printed this and it doesn't fit in to the original screen.... seems like the middle clip not the main 4 doesn't fit

The designer has replied

@johnstylez

you need to remove the support

@vash469

so clip off the nub of the orginal screen

@Sjoerd

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Does what it promises to do, but the extension slides back off with even the slightest force, making the xtouch fall off.

The designer has replied

@chriss_goe

Had the same issue, print it in 0.28mm layer height. It fits much better this way 👍🏼

@johnstylez

Hi, I have created an add-on locking mechanism for the spacer. https://makerworld.com/en/models/137655#profileId-149831

@PrinttX

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Just what I needed, works perfectly

@ahmed.hesham

How did you manage to route the cable through this tiny space? Did you disassemble the board in the back? No matter what I do the cable head doesn't go through this tiny opening