Bambu Accessory Box-A1/A1 mini-No Hardware Needed by MingGY

MingGY

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

5.5 h

1 plate

4.7(27)

A1 Mini - dual colour - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

6.2 h

3 plates

5.0(3)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

5.4 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill

7.4 h

1 plate

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Description

这个工具收纳盒模型是专为Bambu Lab的A1/A1 mini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：

1.如果打印过程中，锁扣下方与热床粘连强度不足，可能会在打印中脱落，虽然我自己打印了很多次都没有问题，但我的确收到了一些失败的反馈，为了提高打印成功率，建议在打印前清洁热床，并对热床涂抹胶水

2.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： 16.3×9.5×4.7 cm

This tool storage box model is a 3D printing solution specifically designed for Bambu Lab's A1 or A1 mini 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:

1.If the adhesion between the bed and the bottom of the latch is insufficient during printing, it may detach during the process. Although I have printed it successfully many times myself, I have received some feedback about failures. To improve the success rate of printing, I suggest cleaning the bed before printing and applying glue stick to the bed surface.

2.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 (72)

@SaltyPsych

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

One if the latches was a mess and the box on the same side looks liked it melted. I have no idea what went wrong, but I know it was not a design issue. A1 with Overture space grey PLA and Sunlu fluorescent green PLA. *Would using the hardened steel nozzle matter? I wouldn’t think so but I am a newbie and want to figure out where I went wrong.

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@mingGY

I have rechecked the model and reviewed the slicing process, and it appears to be fine. I suggest reprinting it, paying attention this time to the first few layers that adhere to the bed. From your pictures, it seems that the bottom layers beneath the latches may not have been fully printed. While I am confident in the accuracy of my model design, I lack expertise in diagnosing printing issues. I'm unsure why your print failed. One possible reason could be insufficient adhesion between the bed and the bottom layers of the latch area, causing detachment during printing. If this is the case, I recommend applying glue stick to the bed before starting the print.

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@SaltyPsych

l will try that.

@GHPMDESIGN

you should really clean your print bed with some pure alcohol and try a glue stick/spray if that does not help. Your corners are lifting up like you are using some really bad ABS... The bottom of your print should be flat and since the crazy lifting is close the failed hinge, it seems like that´s the problem. Lowering the print speed or increase the cooling fan speed could also help a bit with lifting at chamfers.

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@PapiFavi

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

it looks like it needed supports in the buckles so that part failed and I’ll try to reprint it but besides that the measurements are perfect

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@mingGY

This model doesn't need supports. After reviewing the photos you sent, I'm unsure of the reason for the failure, but it shouldn't be related to needing supports. I've printed it many times without using supports

@Vinnie

Rather than reprinting it, see if you can incorporate some tiny magnets in the edge of the case somehow! 😉

@Meri3D

same happened on my print!

@user_2130172446

Beautiful design! Regrettably, it cannot be printed on the A1 mini.

@Spoofy69

same

@immersia

Why not?

@user_2130172446

The model is a little too large for the mini...

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@fulviofolegnani

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

looks like a good print I’m remotely viewing as at work but printed well

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@tauceti82

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A1 Mini - dual colour - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

thanks for providing this downscaled for printing on the A1 Mini! Only problems were the adhesion in the 4 corners and the lock wasn't perfect and I had to create additional mouse ear brims with orcaslicer.

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@Discordia

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

really nice ! no printing issue

@Motoko

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Printed out amazing for me! A1 on default settings. Came out perfect first try. I used smooth hotplate set at 70c and dimafix. Took about 5 hrs. Holds everything in the base A1 kit and then some. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! I didn't have an AMS so I added a pause in at layer 50. I guessed that's about where you were putting in the filament change. You may want to add that to the description on what layer you changed at for those that don't have an AMS. Thanks again!

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