A1 Top-side-mount Spool Holder with AMS Lite

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Maddin0181

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right side spool holder

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4.6(558)

left side spool holder

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More Walls, Less Infill, 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

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A solution for mounting the spool holder with the AMS lite attached to the top.

One print profile for the left and one for the right side.

UPDATE 2025/05 → https://makerworld.com/en/models/1482715-v1-1-a1-top-side-mount-spool-holder-with-ams-lite#profileId-1548472

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Eine Lösung zur Befestigung des Spulenhalters bei oben angebrachtem AMS lite.

Ein Profil für die linke und eines für die rechte Seite.

UPDATE 2025/05 → https://makerworld.com/en/models/1482715-v1-1-a1-top-side-mount-spool-holder-with-ams-lite#profileId-1548472

bambu a1

spoolholder

topmount

Comment & Rating (1120)

@user_2278485767

The print profile is no longer public

Other Issues:this is actually pretty good model. im giving 1 star cuz maker present it wrong way. this item should be mirrored - bottom "feet/hook" should go to the back not in front, i almost destroyed z axis when homing really high doing full calibration. this "feet" prevents x axis rail to go all the way up, but if you mirror it all is good, there is nothing in the way, so 2 profiles are wrongly described also. right side should be left side and left side - right. ill change star to 5 when fixed. thanks

@louis.morasse

Print Profile

left side spool holder

I printed it vertically to avoid layer issues. The design seems ok for now but I wish there was more instructions by OP on how to slide the holder into place without having to force it, or how the Bambu holder can be disassembled to switch side so that this holder doesn't have to be secured with a zip tie.

@user_3982422941

it's meant for the right side of the printer

@louis.morasse

Replying to @user_3982422941 :

No, it's actually completely switcheable from right to left. The tie wrap is not needed, I just put it because I didn't know how to do the side switch yet.

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@Viperpsych

How did you manage to swap the orientation. I tried undoing the screws at the back but it didn't want to come apart and i didn't want to force it. Thanks

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@James_ONeill

Print Profile

right side spool holder

developed a slight crack when mounted simple fix with glue and zip tie

@user_3321278537

mine also broke at that point and RIP my spool holder :/ description should say this is not for PLA, because it's not. or printing vertically is maybe another solution.

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@ironted21

Replying to @user_3321278537 :

My PETG Broke too.

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@paulGee

it’s a bad design to be printed horizontal mine snapped as well.

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@Pegasus3D

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right side spool holder

Printed well, I like the support placement. It fires a little loose on my A1, and can fall off if I’m not careful pulling the spoil off. It would benefit from a compliant latch on the backside to prevent that. Great idea though! I’m gonna enjoy having my external spool back for TPU. It’s a pain to switch the AMS on/off, this will save that headache.

@user_1641948565

I agree about the latch to make it more secure.

@sreynolds

To use the External Spool .. are you pulling PTFE out and putting the ne for the external in?

@Marcelo.spi

Replying to @sreynolds :

When I print with TPU filament, the recommendation is not to use the PTFE tube, so our colleague probably doesn't change the tube

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@Rainy3D

Print Profile

right side spool holder

not as secure as I would like. wish there was a clamp system like the top mount

@user_1641948565

I agree.

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@user_221218582

I was pleased to see you've been able to use this with the AMS Lite Enclosure (as I'd also like to do this)

@Hoju

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left side spool holder

Works with extra zap strap support.

@c4tkybnm

@Hoju you have the spool mounted the wrong way, you shouldnt need zipties

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@Zelig

This setup is how I had it crash down on me. If you're going to set it up like that with the spool holder out in front, use the regular, not left mounted one (you can still put it on the left side). The way the clip is built counters the weight of the spool hanging off the other side. Flip your spool holder the other way with that print and you won't need the zip ties.

@damata.3d

Replying to @Zelig :

The left setup is impossible to use as you mentioned. Because the extra spool hits the AMS spools. The only way is to mount it out in front, but in this case, your clip needs to be inverted.

@HoLiTio

Print Profile

More Walls, Less Infill, 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

Work flawlessly

@bogtnj

@HoLiTio What legs do you have to rest the printer on? are they reducing the vibration? Is it possible to share a stl or something?

@HoLiTio

Replying to @bogtnj :

These are the one i using. It does help to reduce some vibration if not all. https://makerworld.com/en/models/129661?from=search#profileId-187047

@kingpin81486

Replying to @bogtnj :

Did you not print the back brace for the top mount?

@relentlesstech

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right side spool holder

I was wondering how I was going to print TPU with my A1, since it doesn't work well with the AMS Lite, and with this adapter I can run my TPU without having to swap anything out.

@user_3036039056

I really need this support, nice print

@TheBags

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really nice 👍🏻

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