Bambu X1 A1 P1 Build Plates holder with button NG - Free 3D Print Model

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Frantisek23

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X1 Carbon

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A1 mini

P1_X1_NG - 4 Plates Holder

Designer

11.9 h

2 plates

4.8(74)

P1_X1_NG - 6 Plates Holder

Designer

16.1 h

3 plates

4.9(47)

P1_X1_NG - 2 Plates Holder

Designer

7.7 h

2 plates

5.0(22)

P1_X1_NG - 1 Plate Holder

Designer

3.5 h

1 plate

4.9(7)

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Description

Update: 19.3.2025 - New AMS SLIM generation available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1227809-build-plates-holder-x1-a1-p1-with-button-ams-slim#profileId-1246011

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NG Version

Hi, after the success of the build plate holder I decided to incorporate all the comments and a new version was created, which I call NG (new generation). I printed many prototypes in which I tested different configurations and I present the result to you.

The biggest change is the change in the shape and location of the buttons. Now you can choose whether the button should protrude and fit into the holder when pressed. The second option is a shorter button, it does not protrude, but is pressed into the inside of the holder. In general the new buttons are a little shorter and stick out from the body. You can find the shortened buttons in a separate profile.
I worked on better tolerances to make printing and assembly easier and without the use of sandpaper.
Added Brim by default
Body and arm parts are marked (UP / This side UP) for better orientation and easy assembly
All other benefits and functionality have been retained.
Color number in the buttons by default (but can be printed faster in one color)
Drill-Mounting guide1:1 A3.pdf added
The buttons allow you to place two holders close together without collision.

Introduction

I have many build plates for both Prusa and Bambu printers and very limited space for storage. So I decided to create plates holder with eject button for easy insertion and removal.

Inserting and removing build plates goes very smoothly. There is no danger of the printing surface getting dirty from greasy fingers :-)

By pressing the button, the build plate ejects approximately 3 cm. By inserting the build plate, the button will pop out easily.

Use 4 pcs of 3-4mm in diameter countersink head screws to fix the holder.

Vertical placement/sticking to the side of the printer also works great.

You can choose from several options from my profile:

for Bambu X1/P1/A1 build plates
for Bambu A1 Mini
for Prusa Mk3/Mk4 family (Coming Soon)
for Ender 3 family (Coming Soon)

Size:

for 1 build plate
for 2 build plates
for 4 build plates
for 6 build plates

Buttons:

With normal and shorter eject buttons (You can find the shorter buttons in a separate profile.)
Without eject buttons body (Coming Soon)

Assembly:

Print Holder body (Left+Right), buttons and arms of selected version
Insert button to the holder. Slide in / out several times to clean slot and button bar from printing imperfections
Rotate Holder body and arm to see UP / This side UP
Push the arm into the holder firmly. Align the teeth according to the picture. UP text on arm helps you with orientation
Mount holder using 3mm/4mm screws. Strong double-sided mounting tape based on foam/gel is also OK

Insert button to the holder. Slide in / out several times to clean slot and button bar from printing imperfections

Push the arm into the holder firmly. Align the teeth according to the picture.

If you need to remove the arm, simply extend the slot and remove it.

Note: The images and videos may show different versions of the X1 / A1Mini / Prusa mount. This is to illustrate the functionality.

How to print

Clean with build plate with soap / IPA / use 3Dlac to prevent the model from lifting from the base during printing.

The risk of the model lifting is when printing on a small printer, such as A1 Mini, because the model is long and is from corner to corner of the base. In addition, A1 and A1 Mini is a type of printer where the base moves, which creates drafts and increases the risk of the model lifting. The risk of lifting is further increased if the room where you are printing is drafty - just have an open window and you're already in trouble.

I am working on a solution to print without problems on the A1/A1 Mini. Until then, I do not recommend printing this model on an A1 Mini printer.

Layer: 0.2

Walls: 2

Infill: 15%

Use BRIM

Optional part - Spacer

Two makers told me that sometimes the back arm falls out when inserting the plate.

The most common reason why this happens is that some printing materials like PETG are more flexible than PLA and the individual floors of the holder will stretch slightly. If this happens to you, use a simple adjustment - 6xSpacer.

I created this simple fix. Just print it on a 3D printer and snap it into the gap between the arms at the cutout for easier insertion. The model weighs 3 grams and contains 6 pieces (for up to 6 plates holder).