Bambu Lab Swatch Snap Latch Box by Embrace Making

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

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Description

As seen in the video above - storage case for the Bambu Lab filament swatch kit.

Nicely organize, store, display, and protect your filament swatches in this snap latch box with custom inserts and picking tool. Houses all 80 swatches that can easily be picked from the inserts - the inserts are removeable - and the inside face of the lid can seat 8 swatches to visualize a color palette for your next great print!

Split pin sizes are 1/8" x 1-3/4" and 1/8" x 3/4"

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Comment & Rating (86)

@Fallenhydraa

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

My first big project and it came out great! I did have problems with scraping on the inserts and once on the bottom of the box, which some people had described. I canceled printing twice, worrying I was going to damage my new A1 mini. After inspecting the prints and the machine, I could not see any damage so I powered through listening and watching carefully. I also want to note that I turned off “Reduce infill retraction”, but still had some scraping. Despite the scraping the prints did finish.

@Fallenhydraa

After my prints, I did some research and found that you can adjust your extruders Z-hop retract settings to 0.6mm and this may help the scraping issue. I also read that the A1 mini has four screws behind the nozzle and heat assembly that could be lose and need some tightening. Here is the articles for both of these on Bambu’s wiki: https://forum.bambulab.com/t/print-is-destroyed-by-the-print-head/79815/8 https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1-mini/troubleshooting/print-issues-troubleshooting I also want to mention that I found another file on makerworld with different m3 screw sizes and modifyed them to match the split pin sizes mentioned above. It worked like a charm :) I will upload my own studio file for this! https://makerworld.com/en/models/947263?from=search#profileId-914283

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@lukas98

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

The trays could not be printed with this profile for me. had to slice it with the cooling fan on 100% and tried changing layer height and temperature. then it worked

@Djnemesis23

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

great print results just waiting for the hardware to put this together now I can finally get rid of that string

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@embracemaking

Nice work, I like the green!

@mariovermeulen

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Perfect print

@Michael70

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

was absolutely perfect. Everything printed great. swatches fit just like stated. will probably print a second one due to Bambu sending me 3 boxes of them.

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@embracemaking

Awesome thanks for rating and posting!

@user_1009547820

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

I have only a problem with temperature. On The Silence Mode the filament overheat. But works well.

@TheGermanMaker

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Easy to print

@digital2600

I am using an A1, and each time I attempt to print the Trays (plate 3) after a bit of laydown the nozzles starts to catch on some of the lovers its building. ?? I am new to the 3D print game, and took the settings as they are/were on this project. I have printed multiple other items without issue. (so wondering if this is user error or an actual issue)

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@embracemaking

What filament are you using? I used my A1 with these profiles without issue and I was using Bambu Lab PLA... perhaps if you're using a different brand it might be performing a little different and the profile might need adjusting?

@digital2600

Replying to @embracemaking :

i am using same... i am going to try 1 more time and see. will update when complete

@user_3217768257

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Replying to @digital2600 :

Exact same with me. Same specs and the nozzle is scaping on the fins as we speak. This is the only piece that I have had any problems with.

@PoisonPurgatory

im having a problem with this print around layer 7 it starts catching on the fins that hold the swatches in place im using the Bambu Labs A1 and Bambu Labs PLA with your print profile the nozzle is dragging across the fins starting at layer 7 and above i have tried to print this 3 different times and each time the same thing is happening i have recalibrated my printer. the case printed perfect its just the internals its having a hard time with for some reason

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