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Zero-Hardware Modular AMS1/2 Rack (Stackable 2-4 )

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Profilo per H2S/H2D/H2C 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill
Profilo per H2S/H2D/H2C 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill
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79 h
9 plates
4.9(15)

Optimized profile for P1S
Optimized profile for P1S
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78.6 h
16 plates
5.0(7)

Profile for X1C Series
Profile for X1C Series
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79.1 h
16 plates
5.0(2)

Removable Top Support Modification (H Series Profile)
Removable Top Support Modification (H Series Profile)
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17.1 h
2 plates
5.0(1)
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Tired of bulky AMS racks that require screws, expensive metal rails, and bearings? Here is the most compact and 'pure' system ever designed: 100% 3D Printed, zero external components

🌟 Why is this Rack different from others?

  • 💎 100% 3D Printed (Zero Hardware): Forget hardware, screws, threaded inserts, or furniture rails. The entire sliding and support mechanism is integrated into the design. Save money and print everything you need!
  • 📏 The most compact on Maker World: Designed to minimize space between units. With 4 stacked AMS, the total height barely exceeds that of BambuLab H2S/D/C series printers, allowing you to maintain a clean and aligned setup
  • ⚖️ Smart Balancing: The back part is hollow and designed to be filled (sand, lead pellets, etc.). This shifts the center of gravity backward, ensuring absolute stability even when you pull out the upper AMS units
  • 🧲 Anti-Vibration Security: Provision for inserting small magnets on the back to lock the AMS units in the closed position, preventing accidental openings due to printer or table vibrations
  • 🧩 Modular and Versatile: Configure it as you prefer! You can stack 4 units vertically to save desk space, or create two blocks of 2+2
  • 🛠️ 'Easy-Lean' Assembly: For assembly, you only need a few basic tools: a few drops of glue, a pair of flush cutters, and a deburring tool. No complicated instructions
  • 🚫 Non-Slip Base: Base design optimized for maximum grip on any surface

 

📋 Recommended Print Specifications

  • Material: PLA (if you want to use the AMS2 Pro heater heavily and continuously, I recommend PETG for the extraction tray where the AMS is located)
  • Walls: Minimum 4-5 for rigidity
  • Infill: 10-15% Gyroid
  • Post-Processing: Use a deburring tool on the rails to make the sliding 'buttery smooth' from the first use

 

🔧 Quick Instructions

  1. Print the necessary modules (Base + Intermediate Supports)
  2. Apply a drop of glue at the indicated joint points to lock the structure
  3. Fill the rear compartment with heavy material (optional but recommended for 4 AMS)
  4. Insert your AMS units and enjoy the reclaimed space

💡 Tip: If your table vibrates a lot, insert the magnets into the rear slots for a secure closing 'click'

 

📂 Download Contents:

  • Optimized print profiles for BambuLab
  • Base modules and expansion modules
  • Visual assembly guide

 

Here are the total dimensions (in Millimeters) of the 2 AMS Rack
 

 

Do you like the 'Zero Hardware' concept? Leave a Like and a Boost, I'll be grateful!

 

Below are the assembly instructions, including links to various videos that simplify everything
 

 


Documentation (2)

Assembly Guide (2)
AMS Rack Mounting ( ENG ).pdf
Montaggio Rack AMS.pdf

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