Low profile AMS riser with LED and glass lid riser

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was on the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. Then God said, “Let there be light”; and there was light. And God saw the light, that it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1‬:‭1‬-‭4‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ Fantastic minimalistic design. I used ws2811 programmable & diffused LEDs (EDIT: they’re called neon rope LEDs on Amazon) for this build and they fit perfectly. I have an ESP32 running WLED controlling them, and will use the printers state within Home Assistant to control the color of the LEDs at any given time. For instance, white while printing for better camera visibility, green when print is complete, etc. It will all be automated. Thanks for sharing this thoughtful design! YOU have a great day, and may the Lord bless you and keep you 🙏🏼✝️

Worked out great.

lose love love this riser! much shorter than others and I combined it with a vented riser and it’s still shorter than the other users out there. I printed on one plate with PLA and supports, took about 13 or so hours overnight. thanks to the creator! I sent you a boost

I want to complement you on the deign of your LED Riser. I have printed many other designs out there, and of the 8 that I have pry ted I like yours best because you keep it small, compact, multi functional, and expandable. However, there are a few things that I know will improve your design for joining pieces together, speed and print quality and extra functions while still keeping the riser the size it is. I would like to ask if I can have a copy of your risers CAD files or the STEP files so that I can make these improvements. However, before I would publish a remix, I will first get your approval of the improvements and a yes or no approving and to allow me to publish the remix. and I will make sure you are given complete credit for your deaign and I will give you and only you a complete copy of my CAD files for your riser with my improvements so that you can do with it as you want. I look forward to hearing from you and working with you to implement these improvements and in any other designs. FYI… as you can see by pictures, I printed your riser and I like it, but I want to point out some potential problems fir you but you might have already found these issues and you’re working on the corrections. First, the width and depth of the riser channel for the glass is to small. you have to push pretty hard to get the glass to go into the riser channel and even harder to get the glass all the way in andm then you have to push down on the corners and front to get the glass seated flat against the riser. And you also have to pull rather forcefully to pull the glass back out from the channel in the riser. second, every joint need either another bowtie on the bottom for stregth to keep the joints from twisting and to keep it from breaking. also, I guggest that you switch to Gyroid infill because your chosen infield pattern runs parallel with the longest runs of filament thats laid down on the rear section of the riser when printing the rise, which makes the riser weak across the back and susceptible to cracking. other than these few issues, I still like your riser and will continue to use it. I also hope you decide to allow me to have a step file for your rise so that I can try some of the improvements that I believe will help your design. also, the channel for the LEDs was the perfect width to allow me to run two sets if COB LED light all the way around the riser. The COB LEDs that I used are 5mm wide and have 480 LEDS per Meter and operate at 6500k and on 5v. I was able to plug the new LEDs into the location that the LED of the X1C which allows me to operate the LEDs with the on and off light switch from the panel or app. I have plenty of light now regarads, CC Regards, CC

IT'S SO BRIGHT!

Thank you so much it came out fantastic. And the glass top slides in like butter. Perfect size for my small shop closet. lol. I’m making a donation for the print.

I like the low profile design, but I had issues removing supports from the areas that the connector fits into so I had to use glue instead. The front of the AMS has insufficient contact with this design (back fits fine) so I’m a bit hesitant as the printer shakes around. I’d love to see a V2 that has better contact area for the front feet and a better connection between the 4 pieces that slide into each other to lock in place. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your design! it’s exactly what I was looking for - not too much, not too little, just perfect for the job. One of my first “big” prints in this new hobby and it came out great! Resliced to print PETG with .4mm nozzle, took a while and had a few stringers on the back corners but a heat gun cleaned that up. Used the led strip you suggested and works perfectly! PS - make sure you print a PTFE tube removal tool if your AMS is already installed, it makes life a lot easier!

First, thank you for this. I just printed this yesterday. I probably should have asked this beforehand but, is there any concern with the lights peeling off due to the print temperatures? I'm still waiting on my lights to arrive. Edit: Added photos. Looks great!

Great print! using CF-PETG, the supports came off relatively easily and mostly in one piece- thank goodness! I used with a low profile riser I had already installed LEDs to and it fit perfectly. eventually I’ll get around to taking them out and just using this riser- which is so much nicer with the top glass storage for open or closed- just what I was looking for!