H2D Baseframe – Modular AMS Tower & Tool Drawer - Free 3D Print Model

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H2D

H2D Pro

0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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147.1 h

16 plates

5.0(14)

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Maker's Supply Kits and Parts

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PTFE Tubes

Bambu Filaments

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Transparent (60103) / Filament with spool / 1kg

Black (46101) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

ASA-CF

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Drawer Slide x 6: https://amzn.eu/d/eICeVrT
ruthex® threaded insert M4 x 30: https://amzn.eu/d/6wBuJAR
Screws M4 16mm x 30: https://amzn.eu/d/5TXFZ0q
6pin 1500mm Bambu Bus Cable x 1: https://eu.store.bambulab.com/de/products/bambu-bus-cable?id=48836361290076

Description

Level-up your Bambu Lab H2D – print, store, repeat.

The H2D Baseframe is a drop-in, no-compromise stand that piles up to 4 × AMS 2 units, parks a full-width tool & hardware drawer, slots five build plates on the flank and funnels all purge junk through a crystalline PC PoopRamp – right into your bin.

Why you’ll care
• Rigid ASA-CF skeleton – 2.4mm walls + M4 (16mm length) bolt stack tame the 35 kg printer/AMS combo.
• Print-ready & split – all parts fit the H2D bed (330 × 335 mm)
• Thermal match – ASA-CF for the frame (250 °C / 110 °C bed), PC just for the PoopRamp (275 °C / 110 °C) to shrug off nozzle temps.
• Modular rail grid – bolt-on plate rack or future mods.
• Drawer ecosystem – tuned to my H2D ScrewBox (link) and bit-tray inserts; slide, grab, build.

Print profile (tested on H2D)
║ Nozzle 0.8 mm ║ Layer 0.32 mm ║ 3 walls / 15 % 3D Honeycomb ║ Fan off for ASA-CF ║ Chamber 60 °C ║

Strong, scalable, maker-grade – share your build!

It is recommended to print with air purifier. Please be aware, that you have to reduce the output of the purifier, so that the chaimber can be heated to 60 degrees.

Comment & Rating (122)

@tommyc2024

Nice design, ordering the parts and filaments now. Planning to print one with integrated Hula Anti-Vibration Feet.

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@sven_gtn

Many thanks! Feel free to ask, if you need more features for the frame :)

@Burke117

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Can you share this remix? I would love to add HULA feet to my H2S and also be able to print the base frame with the adapted feet

@tommyc2024

Replying to @Burke117 :

Sure... let me get things organized first.

@markblomen

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0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

It's really beautiful. I added wheels, and now I can easily move it around. I have the soft-close runners from AliExpress. They fit perfectly. Thank you so much for this fantastic design.

@jacknasty33

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@markblomen how did you attach the wheels? I’ve already printed so too late to change the design, but I printed in ASA-CF so I had a thought to design some wrap around plates to encase any standard flat square caster mount, and to weld them on with acetone. Would either make a jig to get them all mounted evenly or may just fit them with a slight lip around the corners for an easy install.

@markblomen

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Replying to @jacknasty33 :

I printed with ABS. I didn't modify the design for the wheels. I screwed them in later with regular wood screws. I wanted to drill holes first and put in insert nuts, but they're very secure this way. Tighten carefully. Don't overtighten once it's tight. Otherwise, you'll damage the holes.

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@user_1176910165

could you tell me what length drawer slides you used? i cant find that info

@Bruckschi

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0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

I simply printed it to place it under the table, but if I ever need to rearrange, I have the option to put the printer on the base Very very nice and high-quality design, if you use the components the creator suggests Thank you very much, keep up the good work!!!

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@sven_gtn

Awesome that makes me really happy thank you for sharing the pictures <3

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@cacophone

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One more bit of feedback since you're about to work on a V2! I find the printer still likes to rack back and forth a lot on the stand -- the rigidity is not quite enough to keep the whole thing from swinging around when the steppers are working hard. So any opportunity to add rigidity to the stand would be very welcome. For instance -- the plate holder is great, but because the front and back pieces are not connected together, it does not add rigidity to the right side of the printer, which is a lost opportunity. I have been thinking about different print and no print options to add rigidity to the left side, including using aluminum or steel bar, drilled out and bolted into the side rails. But a printed option would be ideal! Finally, I have been looking at ways to mount a power strip into the rail system that includes storage for the power bricks for the AMS units, so that the whole stand is self contained with a single power connection to the wall (mine is mobile).

@user_513759370

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0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

very good modele

@RionMarcus

Just printed all the components. Are the grooved connection point supposed to be very tight? I had to use a hammer to seat one into the other and the pressure managed to crack the edge. Anybody else having this problem?

@branonm

This has been a failure for me. I've printed the first 6 plates. And on every one of them I got a delamination around where the vertical section joins. I was just doing a fit up and one of the T joints got hung up. I ended up lightly tapping it with a rubber mallet to free the joint and the vertical section popped. I started to inspect the other pieces and noticed all of them had developed at least a partial delamination around the same spot. One I was able to break with just my hands by flexing the part. I wasn't doing anything weird. The parts were printed using Bambu ASA-CF on my H2D with the .8 hotend using the settings used in the project.

@Burke117

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What glue is everyone using to glue this thing together? I printed in PETG-HF if that matters

@cacophone

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I use jbweld plastic bonder. only issue is it dries to a visible white so make sure you clean up any excess before it cures.

@cacophone

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Replying to @cacophone :

I'm stpuid because they also make a version in black, which would be the right choice for this design if you print in black as the designer specified!

@user_4146641435

Replying to @cacophone :

did you print in PETG? and if so how is it holding up? I am currently printing in PETG-HF and am curious how its going to hold up.

@Burke117

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What drawer slides are you using? Link?

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@sven_gtn

The description on smartphonesis broken. Here the Link: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0932G5K5V

@Burke117

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Replying to @sven_gtn :

Are the holes predetermined in the frame? You used the 500mm drawer slides?

@stayupthetree

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Replying to @sven_gtn :

Do you know of a version available in the US that works?

@grahambreeze

When trying to slice this in Bambu Studio to print it on my H2D, I get errors about it exceeding the printable area (height) of the nozzle. If I select the other nozzle and slice, I get a similar error...