Just got the A1 Mini, and it came with standard hex wrenches, not ‘fancy’ molded handles like those that came with the A1.

I Created a quick model in Tinkercad and paused the print half way through, popped in the key, finished the print and voila! a fancy molded handle for the A1 mini keys too.

Instructions:

• Make sure your key is pretty close to a right angle. Hold it along a square table edge to check. Some minor tweaking with a pair of pliers might be necessary
• Slice desired plate (2mm  is the larger key, 1.5mm is the smaller.
• Begin print
• My profile has the pauses built in. When the printer pauses, snap the key into the two parts of the half finished print, both the handle and the block for the long end of the handle. Give the key a good press at the handle and the block; it should snap into place and should be mostly below the surface of the print both at the handle and the holding block
• Continue print 

There are two styles:

Simple Style: This is the original. It is a simple smooth handle

Bambu Style: I created a profile as a request from @user_3887032648. the printed handles that more closely matches the ones supplied with the A1. These should fit the toolkits more closely than the simpler original style. The A1 Mini wrenches do have a shorter short side, so IDK if that will have an impact on your particular use case. 

Print the one you like best :)

*** IMPORTANT NOTE ON PROFILES WITH BOTH WRENCHES ON ONE PLATE ***

As a request, I created profiles that prints both wrenches onto a single plate.

If you use a “both on one plate” profile, THERE WILL BE TWO PAUSES.

• On the FIRST PAUSE, place the SMALL WRENCH
• Resume Print
• On the SECOND PAUSE, place the LARGE WRENCH 
• Resume print

If you place the large wrench in the first pause, THE PRINT HEAD WILL COLLIDE with the large wrench and potentially cause damage to your plate or machine. Please be aware and wait until the second pause to place the large wrench.