Z Axis Dust Cover 3 Sets - Free 3D Print Model

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A1 mini

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A2L

P1S (3 Sets)

Designer

32 min

1 plate

4.6(223)

P2S (3 Sets)

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20 min

1 plate

4.6(44)

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill, thicker

52 min

1 plate

5.0(6)

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There are 3 locations on the Z axis that supports the up and down movement of the hot bed. These locations are very easy to accumulate dust or broken filaments.

Not only are they easy to contaminate the bearings and affect lubrication, but if the debris falls into the gap, it is almost impossible to get it out. So I designed this very practical model that can solve your troubles at one time. Try printing it now!

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How to use it? (Suitable for X1/P1)

1. Install it with the letter side facing down.

2. When installing on the left and right sides, place the larger piece first.

3. The rear model connects the left and right halves through a circular hole, just press it. (Remove the printing plate before installing)

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Comment & Rating (289)

@GeneC

I printed in Bambu ABS via Bambu handy and got mixed results. The rear fits snugly. The right side is a little loose but works. The left side is quire loose and fell off. I might re-print with different settings to make the ABS work, or print with PLA. I was a little concerned about temperature with the plastic being close to the heated bed, but maybe it fine.

@user_2742936673

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P1S (3 Sets)

The front covers went on without a fuss (I had a different type of cover on there at first, but they broke almost immediately), the rear one was a bit more of a struggle. While brims are great for tall skinny things, you need to make sure that you clean off every last vestige of it from the rear covers, or you'll never get them on. Especially if you have big man-hands like me (and that skinny gap in the back didn't make things any easier). Well done!

@FordAeromax

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P1S (3 Sets)

Sieht super aus.

@RusDj

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P2S (3 Sets)

I printed it for P2S. The left and right parts fit well, but the center part doesn’t fit very well. It’s very difficult to secure, and when the table moves up and down, it comes loose and falls off. We need to come up with something regarding the thickness or the mounting options. The idea itself is very good.

@user_770267112

I think the design is too tight against the axis, it caused a failed bed leveling.

@RWH_3151432973

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P1S (3 Sets)

Works great. Printed in Bambu PETG HF.

@gr8tgoods

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P1S (3 Sets)

turns out great! thanks! 🙏🏽 -esun pla+ red

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@graphguy

front are fine, rear is not. you need to adjust the plug size as it does not fit.

@user_4121652909

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P1S (3 Sets)

thank you everything is great for the P1S printer I thank the developers for these products

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@michaoderso

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P1S (3 Sets)

Nice model, great profile. Fits perfect and snapped together just like a charm.

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