P2S Bambulab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount (no screws) - Free 3D Print Model

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Piitaya

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P2S

H2D Pro

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X1 Carbon

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X2D

A2L

Single 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount

Designer

35 min

1 plate

5.0(160)

Dual 4-in-1 PTFE Adapters Mount

Designer

40 min

1 plate

4.9(24)

Open in Bambu Studio

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321

1277

237

1.1 k

946

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Description

This mount is designed to hold one or two 4-in-1 PTFE adapter, allowing you to connect up to 8 AMS units easily.

2 versions are available depending if you want to mount one or two adapters :
- Single 4-in-1 PTFE adapter
- Dual 4-in-1 PTFE adapters

4-in-1 PTFE adapter can be bought on Bambu Lab Store : https://store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-4-in-1-ptfe-adapter

It’s simple to install, no extra screws. Just use the manual spool adapter plate to mount it securely.

Instructions:

Remove the external spool holder
Unscrew the 2 screws
Place the printed mount between the mounting plate and the printer
Screw the 2 screws back in
Cut PTFE tube(s) (length: 1 x 3 cm for the single version, 2 x 3cm for the dual version)
Insert the tube(s) between the P2S buffer and the 4-in-1 adapter(s)
Clip the 4-in-1 adapter(s) onto the printed mount
Add the external spool holder back
Enjoy your multiple AMS setup!

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Comment & Rating (237)

@ucosan

Print Profile

Single 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount

Exactly what I needed to connect my external spool and my AMS HT to the printer! Thank you for creating, sharing, and maintaining!

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@jspirit

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What cable management print is that? I haven't seen it before.. would you be willing to link to it? Thanks!

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@Jacket

Replying to @jspirit :

That does look rather tidy indeed!

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@ucosan

Replying to @jspirit :

of course this is from here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1894330-p2s-ams-2-hub-cable-management-no-screws-glue#profileId-2126150

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@mrperphekt

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absolute 🔥 worked flawlessly. any chance you can make a dual version so it can hold 2 ptfe 4-in-1s? pretty please!

The designer has replied

@Piitaya

I will look into it ! The problem is that the ptfe adapter is not symmetrical 😅

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@mrperphekt

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that would be awesome, thanks! yeah for the second one I was thinking you might have to flip the spot for it so the screw holes on the 4-1 go upward, if that makes sense. that way the output tube lines up with the buffer

@mrperphekt

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Replying to @mrperphekt :

I suck at modeling tools but I'll give it a shot as well and see if I can come up with something. I can draw in real life but computer art is not my thing. now if I could code it up, that I can do!

@BrianChester

I'm advised that TPU should bypass the buffer and be fed directly to the extruder. On my X1C there's room to position the Bambu splitter just before the PTFE tube enters the printer. On mine, the AMS goes through one port and another filament can be fed into one or more of the remaining three ports, but on the P2S the yellow bracket holding the PTFE tube as it enters the P2S is too close to the RHS back corner so the X1C's solution won't work. I think I have a simple solution that puts the splitter on the PTFE tube coming out of the buffer, so TPU can be fed into the other splitter input. Simple, hey? Well not necessarily. The buffer thrusts forwards and backwards and any device attached to the buffer's output tube thrusts backwards and forwards too. So I added a "sled" to the splitter and a vertical channel to the printer. Now the splitter is supported

@GhostError

Do you have no problem moving the PTFE tube coming out of the Buffer on and off? I am personally working on a sleek solution to create an extra input (TPU/external spool) without going through the buffer and preferably as short as possible.

@BrianChester

Replying to @GhostError :

My TPU is fed into a PTFE tube that bypasses the buffer - it goes through a splitter, then to the extruder

@user_3349769191

Replying to @BrianChester :

where can i find the files

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@Aeyix

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Single 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount

By far the best solution for mounting the 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter for the P2S. I have two AMS 2 Pro units and a AMS HT connected. Printed with Sunlu PLA and cut 3cm of PTFE as recommended.

@sc0ttman

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Works Great on my p2s with the AMS flipper!

@SmokeyPsa

sadly this file is not compatible with new model adapter set to me from Bambu.

The designer has replied

@Piitaya

I also have this adapter. I will check to add support for it.

@Camaro45th

Print Profile

Single 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount

printed very cleanly, I would recommend PETG as one of the thin parts on the bottom snapped off when trying to put back into place.

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@Piitaya

Thank your the feedback. I update the model in the print profile for better strength.

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@BS3DPrint

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Dual 4-in-1 PTFE Adapters Mount

Perfect, although the bottom tabs could be a bit more resistant (one of them broke on the first insertion)

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@Piitaya

Thank your the feedback. I update the model in the print profile for better strength.

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@Marky_Mark

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Single 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter Mount

Perfect print, thanks for the great model

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@Piitaya

Thank you for the boost! 😊 What modifications would you want to add?

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@c1c3r0

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I have very limited space so I'm not using external spool holder mounted on the printer, so I've basically just modified it to be mounted directly on the mounting plate for the spool holder. Haven't gotten my 4-in-1 PTFE adapter from Bambu, but it accidentaly fits even my printed one🙂

@Piitaya

Replying to @c1c3r0 :

Oh right ! It's very nice that it fit the printed one ! Also, even if you don't use the spool holder, you can still attach my model between the plate and printer.

@GKtechnics

Replying to @c1c3r0 :

thats great can you share this? Thanks!

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