Bambu Accessory Box-P1/X1-No Hardware Needed by MingGY

MingGY

Tools>Organizers

Print Profile(1)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

5.2 h

1 plate

4.8(84)

Boost

636

1288

140

142

1.2 k

819

Released

Description

这个工具收纳盒模型是专为Bambu Lab的P1/X1机型设计的3D打印收纳解决方案。打印完成后，无需任何五金件即可直接使用。该收纳盒设计现代简约，功能性强，可用于整理和存放工具零件，确保您的工作空间整洁有序。

你的支持是我持续创作的最大动力。如果喜欢我的作品，请给予支持；如果对模型有任何建议，请留言。我将根据大家的反馈，不断改进下一版模型。

特别提示：如果您觉得锁扣太紧，可以使用锉刀适当打磨锁扣部分，以获得更好的使用体验。

尺寸： 16.3×9.5×5.6 cm

This tool storage box model is a 3D printing solution specifically designed for Bambu Lab's P1 or X1 models. Once printed, it can be used immediately without any hardware assembly. The storage box features a modern and minimalist design, providing strong functionality for organizing and storing tool parts, ensuring your workspace remains neat and orderly.

Your support is my greatest motivation to keep creating. If you enjoy my work, please show your support. If you have any suggestions for the models, please leave a comment. I will incorporate everyone's feedback to improve the next version of the models.

Special Note: If you find the latches too tight, you can use a file to slightly sand down the latch area for a better fit.

Comment & Rating (140)

@Mike61704

Boosted

Came out perfectly. Thank you for this! One quick question, where did you get the t-handles for the allen wrenches? I cant find any models that come close to those. Thanks again!

The designer has replied

@mingGY

The t-handles for the allen wrenches are from the accessory box of A1

@Johnny3DV

ill try and design something for you today, ill let you know when its published

@mrmeoal

Replying to @Johnny3DV :

I would love to get the file for the t-handles as well thank you

@user_1292588794

Boosted

New to 3D printing, this is the first real thing I've printed and it came out great! As mentioned I did file down the latches as they closed easily but were very difficult to open. Works great now.

@ecominguez

Thank you a lot for this design. I still have a question, as everyone here is not having issues, I imagine I am doing something wrong. My hotends/nozzle does not fit per fectly well, in the first slot, almost fit well, but still the middle part does not rest in the bottom, because the rear part of the point does not allow the rest of the hotend/nozzle to go to the bottom, then, the other 3 slots, of course, I have 3 more hotends, is still worse, because are deeper and bigger, even with adding the black silicone, the hotend/nozzle does not go to the bottom. My spare hotends/nozzle does not have the wires and cables I see in the picture... maybe is that, maybe you put/add something in the bottom to let the hotend/nozzle rest. Could you help me/ teach me, what I am doing wrong. (Sorry I am not sure if hotend and nozzle are the same thing, that is why I wrote both). Adding picture to help you understand me. Thank you!

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@mingGY

You can refer to the pictures on my page: the slot on the right is designed for the nozzle, while the three slots on the left are for the complete nozzle . I have noted your situation. In the future, I will make more varieties of inner trays to address the issue you encountered.

@ecominguez

Replying to @mingGY :

Thank you @mingGY. Two more things, curiosity. The slot on the right, the one for the nozzle... could it be that in that one the part of the nozzle that is to disipate heat, does not reachthe bottom, because it is deeper than the middle part of the nozzle? is this on purpose? Another question is..When I turn the box upside down, the nozzle get out of its place? is that ok? should I allways be carefull and have the box in the right position? or this happen becaus eI do not have the tools you show in your pictures, that then you say that comes in a separated tool kit? (I only have everything that came with the P1S, not anything extra but the hardened nozzles that I bought later. Thanks a lot. From Argentina.