A1 Mini AMS Lite Rotating Top Mount Vertical Stand

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A1 Mini AMS Lite Rotating Top Mount Vertical Stand

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A1 Mini Rotating Topmount Stand
A1 Mini Rotating Topmount Stand
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4.6 h
1 plate
4.9(9)

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Tolerance Test
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16 min
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
4.6 h
1 plate
5.0(1)

A1 Mini: 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill
A1 Mini: 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill
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2 plates

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Description

A1 Mini AMS Lite Rotating Top Mount Vertical Stand

I've always wanted to mount my AMS Lite on top of the z-axis, but the well-designed standard AMS Lite stand made it easy to put off this project. I love the flexibility of the regular stand because it makes adding and removing filament quick and hassle-free.

Recently, I came across two models on Makerworld that inspired me to create this remix:

  1. A1 MINI AMS 10mm SHORTER TOP MOUNT RISER / PRINTABLE ON A1 MINI by Spar-Fuchs24.de
  2. Ams Lite Vertical Stand - A1& A1 Mini - Remix a Remix by Unique 3D

Using these designs as a base, I added a sturdy, rotatable mount. This rotation maintains the convenience of easy filament loading and unloading, similar to the standard stand, while also freeing up valuable desk space!

 

The total height from the bottom of the A1 Mini to the top of the spool is approximately 34 inches (86.4 cm).

 

No special hardware needed. This design works with the standard ptfe tubes shipped with the A1 Mini. There is even a bit of additional slack on the ptfe tubes and ams lite power cable to raise the ams lite further into the clouds. 

 

Parts to remove

 

Remove these parts completely.  They are no longer needed when using this design.


To reduce wobble

Important Notes: 

AMS-lite will need to be flipped upside down for the power cable to reach. This means if you're loking at the ams-lite face on, the configuration will be:

 

  • Top: Slot 3 on left and Slot 2 on right
  • Bottom: Slot 4 on left and Slot 1 on right


Also, there is a potential for extruder collision with the edge of the spool, although this is unlikely with the standard PTFE tubes provided by Bambu, as the spools' orientation would need to be quite unnatural. Still, use at your own risk. I recommend raising the z-axis to its highest point and moving the extruder back and forth to check for any collisions. Keeping your PTFE tubes well-managed in clips will also help.

 

I've also included a tolerance test print profile to help you quickly check if the pin and holder tube fit properly. If scaling is necessary, only adjust the holder, not the mount, as the screw holes must align perfectly with the z-axis.

 

Enjoy your new setup and the extra desk space!

 

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Printed in PETG
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I absolutely love that AMS Lite handle! Is this the one you printed? https://makerworld.com/en/models/174979?from=search#profileId-192442 by @G3DS ? Thanks for the boost and for sharing your print profile—I wholeheartedly approve of your optimizations, especially the object alignment improvement. I hadn’t even considered that, but will be more aware of it in future designs thanks to you.
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Replying to @JJTechPrints :
Yes, that is the handle. I noticed I didn't upload a profile for that, I will now.
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Very nice
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I really like your setup. I need to print one of those spool holder clips. And is that a hammock?!? :)
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Replying to @JJTechPrints :
I print this one, but put 101% make a little bit bigger. The rice box 4L that I bought at amazon ca is perfect match. The thread has been slightly enlarged to improve its compatibility with the M10 fitting.https://makerworld.com/en/models/188736#profileId-208050 this one is the one under the ams https://makerworld.com/en/models/557716#profileId-476737 The spool holder is from supermarket. >.<
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Printed successfully with PETG on A1 mini.
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First, love the rotation. Sooo much easier to change filament. Have you considered putting the rotating base onto the X-base that you got the top from?
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Replying to @JJTechPrints :
Awesome, Thanks!
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Seems great other than my ams cable does not reach the plug on the printer unless the ams is flipped upside down. Not sure if its due to different versions of the ams lite. Mine was a pre order unit. I wonder if I could make an extension for the cable...
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Correct, you'll need to flip your AMS upside down. Bottom configuration will look like this, from left to right, [4, 1] and the top configuration is [3,2] Took me a minute to wrap my head around it too, but it's the price we have to pay to get the ams-lite off the desk without needing to purchase extended power cable.
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And thank you for the feedback, I added a note in the description explaining it needs to be installed upside down.
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please fix the part where the screw goes on the smaller piece it isn’t long enough to reach the hole and sits a few millimeters above it
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Could you add a picture so I can understand the problem? I'd love to help.
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Make sure you completely remove these parts, they are no longer needed.
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Great space saver! Will report back if any discernable impact to performance; i strapped the the chasis to the table as the center of gravity is almost uncomfortably high
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Thanks for the Boost! And thank you for posting a comment and being willing to report on this designs performance. I welcome any and all feedback. I haven't strapped my Mini down but mine is placed on a concrete stone which is on top of a layer of bubble foam which has significantly reduced vibrations. Since installing the stand, I've printed several objects, and it has been working great overall. The only issue I've encountered was a non-Bambu spool slipping off one of the AMS Lite spool clips, but I'm not sure if that was due to the new setup or simply because I didn't seat the spool properly. Looking forward to your feedback. Happy printing!
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If it is more beautiful, it would be the greatest design I have downloaded
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A1 Mini Rotating Topmount Stand
I really need this for solving my space problem with my AMS Lite
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Printed nicely in PC.
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