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A1 AMS Hub with 9 Ports

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9 Port Clip Version
9 Port Clip Version
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2.8 h
4 plates
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AMS-9 Hub Brace
AMS-9 Hub Brace
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1.5 h
1 plate
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0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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1.7 h
1 plate
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Description

An AMS 9 port hub to replace the stock 4 port.

I'm adding a second BMCU AMS and wanted a hub with the capacity for both AMS tubes, and an additional external roll,  that looked close to OEM. 

There are two versions: 

  • The first accepts the PTFE tubes directly. 
  • This second uses locking rings and collets (similar to stock). I used the 4 collets from the stock hub and printed the other five. Use PETG or better for the collets  The locking rings are a mixture of the four from the stock hub and five individual rings from disassembled donor fittings.

Both versions require the use of the stock magnet and the locking collar. Magnet orientation is important! If you get a filament error when trying to print, the magnet is installed incorrectly. remove and flip the magnet lengthwise.

 

There is a matching hub brace that requires 2 – M3*10 course thread socket head screws to replace the two factory hub screws.

 

Hope you might also find it useful. If you do, please consider giving it a boost.  It would be greatly appreciated! 

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9 Port Clip Version
I think this is a good model, although the tip of the hub is prone to breaking. The power cable was hanging down, so I tried to fix it to the brace. The screw position is slightly off, so I can't screw it in, but it seems to work fine as long as the cable is securely in place.
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does it work well without the hub tip
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I removed it and reprinted it because it seemed like it would cause a jam
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what did you use for locking rings, magnets and collets?
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9 Port Clip Version
Out of all of the ports that I have downloaded, this is one of my favorites. I really wish I knew more about modifying stuff. I am learning. I would like to see more of a gap between the lid and body. I might try to drill the squares to tube size to allow more tube security to the hub. If you change these at any time, please let me know and I will print, try out, we'll as boost!
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what version firmware does bmcu work on?
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Hi, one unit will work on all versions. To connect two units you need to be on v01.07.
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Replying to @jschemy :
dang !!!
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1.05
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I think this would work with the A1 mini, but I just want to check. Does anyone know if it does?
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I don't have a Mini to say for absolute certainty but they are the same tool heads - so there is no reason it shouldn't.
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A1and A1 mini are the exact same tool head, so yes, it will fit
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Good to know.
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can the A1 recognize two ams lite units?
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Hi, I don't believe two AMS Lites are supported. Only the AMS, AMS2, and BMCU units.
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No. The A1 will only support 1 AMS lite. You can bypass using the AMS Lite and use multiple AMS units with the use of a hub. Up to four AMS units if I am correct.
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cool thanks I'll look into that
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what is it for
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Probably for Dual-AMS and external spool systems.
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It works very well I'm not entirely clear about the magnet's behavior sometimes it works smoothly other times it gives me a filament loading error any info
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Sorry, I don't know. Is it seated completely in the socket when you get the error?
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sorry but how do I block the PTFE tube
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