A1 Toolbox

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

21.8 h

6 plates

4.8(595)

Tray with magnets 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

2.4 h

1 plate

5.0(10)

Original Profile incl. hotend clamps

22.2 h

7 plates

5.0(5)

Colored and Texted

22.1 h

6 plates

4.2(5)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

1600

3954

883

1 k

5.5 k

3.5 k

Released

Description

// ANNOUNCEMENT //

Based on your feedback I've just uploaded a revised hotend tray, this time with places for the hotend socks. If you like the idea give it a try on the link below:)
HOTEND TRAY PACK

// ANNOUNCEMENT //

/ Print-in-place

This design is based on my earlier print-in-place box. This box is made to replace the cardboard box that the printer accessories originally comes in. It has a very similar layout to the original one, but at some points has some minor modifications to it. (like the inner enclosures to store spare bolts, or the hotend plate). In the 3MF file I used marble PLA, and matte PLA, but the design has been tested with Bambulab PETG, and PETG-CF as well.

Update:

1.) Based on the many feedback I might made a mistake in the cover photo. Purely based on the pic you can assume that the hotend tray goes to the top half of the case, but I only did it that way becasue it looked satisfying on the photo. It is designed to be placed upon the bottom half of the box ( paralell with the bottom half, facing in the same direction). I am saying this because if you use it the other way, upon opening the lid, the hotends fall out. ( also you tend to think the design is worthless, gets sad, even depressed, write a bad review and print a different model. And I do not want that:D)

This collection contains the following versions:

With Bambulab logo:
- AMS version: altough it can be printed with AMS, I would rather recommend the non AMS version due to the less waste it produce, and the cross coloring of the lighter filament.
- Non-AMS version: print the box and the logo separately, and press it in place later.
No logo version

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

When closing the latch, it reaches is designated ‘closed’ state by deforming. If you choose to print it from a more rigid material you might need to file it to reach perfect closing. If you print it from a more flexible material like PETG, your print should work without any filing. If you find closing difficult, file the surface shown below.
There are multiple overhangs where support used, but sometimes they are hard to spot. Pay attention to these places, because missing to remove support can cause headaches.

The small parts on the photo above you can see small latches for the container covers. You can insert them by slightly bending the container covers ( gently:D)

If you are printing the models on non-Bambulab printers please bare in mind the following:

Use support at the bottom part of the lock, at the inner cavity of the small enclosures lock and at the logo seating
Prevent using any support on the hinges and on the hinge of the lock.
Increase infill at the hinge section and its close proximity.

In case you have any feedback, feel free to share.
Im curious to see what you make of the model. If you print one please post a photo of it as an inspiration for others.

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If you liked my model, and want to see more of my work, LIKE & FOLLOW my profile, and BOOST this model if you can. Thanks in advance:)

Comment & Rating (883)

@wojewoda

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I really lovet this design and tried to print it but have numerous issues. Anynone can help ? Printed with Bambu PLA Matte. For the interriors - no problem. For the box: 1. Corners lift up - but all conres lifted up the same amount so ... i can live with that :) 2. The case lock was super rigid and was not working at all. Using a LITTLE force and I end up with something like on the photos. Do I used wrong material? Or forget some post processing ? Anything else ?

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

Thanks to reach out, based on the pictures I would do the following: - Calibrate the flow of the material. ( normally with precise flow value, the parts should not fuse together so the rigidity that 15% infill gives, should be sufficient ) If that does not work: - You can set the infill of the lock part to 100%, and place a modifier that covers the center latch part and set that to 100% infill. I know that uses more material, but in this case result stiffer parts. About the corner lift problem: - Clean the plate with soapy water and isopropyl alcohol, and do not touch the surface after that - Incease the bed temperature by 5C, and try to keep the room temperature stable The case lock was sized to more flexible materials like petg, if you use pla you need a bit filing on the lock surface. ( take a look at the description of the model ) These would be my first round advices, tell me how it worked:)

@wojewoda

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

Thanks a lot, I reall want this one :) 1. Calibrate the flow.- you mean just choose this option before the print ? Or should I set something additionally ? 2. No idea how to do that, to set it just on part of the print but I suppose google will help ? Or is it something that you can describe ? 3. Plate was cleaned, I have even used Bambu glue here. I will give it a try with hotter plate.

@martonlengyel

Replying to @wojewoda :

1.) Because every nozzle and every material is different, you need to calibrate hogy much extruder rotation it takes for you to extrude one unit of filament. If this is set properly you will dispense the precise amount. This is called the K value. You can do in in bambu studio Calibration Tab. If you do it properly there will be a unique K value below every spool in your ams ( right side panel of bambu studio)

@user_2022841131

why couldn't you do this part correctly?

The designer has replied

@user_2022841131

and no place for hotend socks

@martonlengyel

You are the first one bringing up this problem ( whatever it may be ), and we just passed 1400 downloads, without significant problems. Isnt it weird?

@user_2022841131

Replying to @martonlengyel :

can you not see the problem I have?

@coinopanimator

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Printed great in PLA using the supplied settings. I ended up using rubber bands to hold the hot ends in place. The Clasp needed a very slight shaving to make the release work easier but it was very, very minor.

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

The plate does not go into the top half, it should sit on the bottom half paralell to the bottom, facing upwards. That way you shouldnt use rubber bands. The cover pic is very misleading I realized that by now😃 sorry for that😃

@coinopanimator

The rubber bands arent needed save for my OCD. :)

@coinopanimator

A quick video about it. https://youtube.com/shorts/hhU3B5NeMN4?feature=share

@Britschgus

So I think the box is great. The only problem I had was that the corners lifted up. I have the A1, does anyone have any tips? And I couldn't get the closure to work at first either. I had to remove some material from the box and then it closed perfectly.

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@sircutnthrust

wash your bed really good.

@Britschgus

Replying to @sircutnthrust :

is clean, please clean it with isopropanol

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@Nitrofrancis

Happened to me on my first print. Use brim in the options of your slicer, it might help a lot. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/auto-brim

@caremuch

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i cant find the form for the nossels?

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

I dont really understand:D

@caremuch

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

I downloaded all files from above but could not find the file for the element on the screenshot. Could i clarify it now?

@caremuch

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

here is what is available.

@Zylixj39

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This case is fantastic and beautifully crafted! I printed it in color shifting silk pla. I was very firm but gentle with the hinges and the latch on the front once it came off the printer, and I didn't have any issue with parts breaking. If I may, I have two questions: 1. Is there a place within the case that is designed for the rubber hot end covers? 2. What are the two small holes next to each hotend space? Thank you so much for creating this!

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

Thank you for the feedback☺️🫶 1.) Check out my other uploads. There is a hotend plate pack with an upgraded plate design☺️ 2.) Hotends come with two extra screws, I figured it would be nice to accomodate them, even tough you will never need to use it😃 nice colors btw😎

@Zylixj39

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

Those are perfect! I don't know why I didn't think to check your other designs. Thank you for the reminder. I'll be printing one of those next.

@Fittelitdit

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Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It is a really nice little handy case for all the spare parts. But would have been awesome with some sort of clamp to hold the extra nozzles in place when closing the lid.

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

It is because the tray should not go into the top half, its sitting paralell on the bottom half.😃

@martonlengyel

dont follow the cover photo of the product, its a bit misleading😃

@Fittelitdit

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

Hah okay I see.. Well in that case im just dropping some of the smaller tools and oil instead :P Its a bit to late for me anyways, I glued the top part to the casing :D I can work with it anyways. Its not often im in need of spareparts or nozzle swap

@Chiri

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I love the design, I printed it in PLA and I didn't have any problems.

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@chrxx

can you point me to the file for the Skadis Holder youre using for this? I appreciate it!

@Chiri

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Hello, you have it in my profile. 😉

@niki_makes

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oh I love your skadis holder for it!

@Longcut

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

This looks great with PLA Glow

@R2_JD

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Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Wow! Awesome toolbox! Printed flawlessly on my A1 Combo!.

The designer has replied

@martonlengyel

https://makerworld.com/en/models/707067#profileId-637079 Here you go buddy:))

@R2_JD

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Replying to @martonlengyel :

Oh nice! Thanks!

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