AMS lite Top Mount for A1 by Bambu Lab

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A1 mini

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AMS lite Top Mount

Designer

15.1 h

2 plates

4.9(7.1 k)

A1 mini Top Mount for A1 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

7.4 h

2 plates

4.9(305)

0.2mm, Less material, faster print, higher strength

14.2 h

2 plates

4.9(1.1 k)

A1 mini Big feet,0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

8.3 h

2 plates

5.0(140)

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5.9 k

70.1 k

58.5 k

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Description

This is an official component set by Bambu Lab for the A1 printer. The AMS lite Top Mount setup is a tested solution for mounting the AMS lite on top of the A1 printer.

The component set consists of two main modules:

Top Mount Bracket
Z-Axis Stiffener

The Top Mount Bracket is meticulously designed to be tilted to the front for better balance. Additionally, the upper half of the bracket can spin left and right, providing easier access to the back spools.

The Z-axis Stiffener is designed to dampen back-and-forth printer movements. Thanks to the special elastic damper design at the bottom, there is minimum wobble even when printing in ludicrous speed with AMS lite fully loaded.

Assembly

Here is a tutorial video for the installation:

You can also buy the required hardware as a kit from here:

http://store.bambulab.com/products/ams-lite-top-mount-screws-kit

AMS Lite Top-Tier Solution

Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)

AMS Top Mount Parts list & diagram_ee573813-d125-4bbd-9e70-03142a28c5ab.pdf

Comment & Rating (10208)

@Bman__

I didn't quite trust that the latch wouldn't just give way at some point so I put Heat Insets into the latch as back up. See attached.

@Eifelfarmer

yeah I have the same concern at will likely do the same, thanks for the tip.

@Bradcooper122

Replying to @Eifelfarmer :

I have been running the hell out of it and the latch has held up perfectly.

@Jpson67

What size on the insert's

@3DERRE

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AMS Lite Top Mount for A1

Gracias por el modelo, hice alguna modificación para poner en una estantería (véase en las fotos)

@Auge24

could someone please do this with a clamp. So that you can attach it to a board. Like a windowsill

@zackza

wow that is a baller way to use ams lite....that looks so futuristic... wall mounted ams lite is the best aesthetically... good job :) everyone will want this wall mount

@zackza

Replying to @Auge24 :

he is using an existing wall clamp looks like or go on his profile @3DERRE mAybe he shared it there .. muy u teresante

@Snail

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so good I made 5!! thanks for the sweet upload

@rubenquintanar

quit lyin.... those are a1 minis LOL! u only got the 1 A1

@Snail

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Replying to @rubenquintanar :

checkout ‘Hanlon’s razor’

@Talixme

Hello, where can i found the model for the A1 mini? Thanks

@SafeBendyStraw

I love the design but the parts kit being $1.99 I wonder why it wasn't simply included with the $559 price tag. I imagine a very large percentage of A1 users will go top mount.

@jacob.simmons52

My thought this was something kind of put out after the fact. I might be misremembering but I didn't think the initial top mount print included the back supports braces. So at that point, the AMS Combo as a package is already in production and being put together.

@user_2093091862

mine came with all the screws it needed

@micquemouze

Replying to @user_2093091862 :

Mine did as well, although I didn't know that it would so I ordered the screw kit at the same time I ordered my A1, so I now have two screw kits! Oh well, better too many than not enough!

@Jorax

Definitivamente vale la pena el ahorro de espacio, he añadido un "seguro" por si las moscas.

@josie_smilez

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tienes el file de lo que añadiestes?

@user_2152638483

Could you possibly upload the clamp? I would also be interested in the clamp

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@Attilaxx9

Good evening, where can I find the safety file? Thank you

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@LorenzCR

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top of the top

@Kangaroo

It's on backwards

@LorenzCR

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Replying to @Kangaroo :

You're right, I accidentally uploaded an old photo

@JuanPal

Did you fit all the parts in two or three plates..?

@ceockwig

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Printed twice and had the same issues with support material clogging up screw holes, and parts cracking on installing the m3x20 screws (shown in photo). I'll be looking for another way to mount the AMS lite.

@Lew_W.

Same thing happened to me. I reprinted the cracked piece with thicker walls and more infill. Then I drilled the screw holes slightly larger so the screws could slide in and through freely. Then be careful that the screws are threading into the bores in the latch piece.

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@ewliu88

had similar problem. my bolt didnt go through hole well which affected how this clamps on bar and whether latch can close. i reprinted it. this time holes were open and when i put in bolt i was able the close latch fully.

@TinkerThom

do you have an IKEA Skadis peg board near your print area? there is a file for mounting it on one and I remember one that mounts directly to the wall I broke the one that first printed and ended up using the peg board hanger (less stress on the printer frame)

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@Baerchen_44329

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Printed with third-party PLA, nothing scaled or otherwise adjusted. Excellent fit, I expected nothing less from Bambu as the creator. I also chose cable clips/guides, as visible in the images, to prevent the AMS cable from constantly hanging near the heated bed. Unfortunately, I ran out of white, so I had to switch to black. I will paint it or reprint it in due course. The cable holders are by designer Ayushpalse

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@SwimmerC04

were the cable holders part of the print?

@Baerchen_44329

Replying to @SwimmerC04 :

No, I downloaded it separately. Do you want the link?

@Baerchen_44329

Replying to @SwimmerC04 :

The cable holders are for the legs and for the Top Frame.so it is perfectly managed

@ictjohn1967

This is SO much nicer than sitting off to the side. Can actually have both my printers side by side now, with my computer in the middle. Love it!

@Hobbes82

I remember A1 machine behind did say leave behind 20mm of gap behind the printer?

@ictjohn1967

Replying to @Hobbes82 :

There's plenty of gap behind there, Actually far more than that. Just doesn't look like it from the angle.

@ictjohn1967

Replying to @Hobbes82 :

Actually, there is a 100 mm gap behind the printer.

@lustre

It has already been printed in PETG.

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@Frank3388

Those who print with PETG are warriors!!! I wasted a whole roll... switched to PLA and succeeded directly!

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@user_1494886953

Replying to @Frank3388 :

I just switched from PLA to PETG and printed a spaghetti, adjusted the temperature and there were no issues at all. Bed at 85, nozzle at 255, Tianrui PETG~

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