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X2D All in One Cable Management

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PETG w PLA 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
PETG w PLA 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
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5 h
1 plate
4.9(34)

PETG, PLA or ABS Only 0.2mm layer, 6 Walls
PETG, PLA or ABS Only 0.2mm layer, 6 Walls
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4.6 h
1 plate
4.9(11)

ABS w Support Interface 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
ABS w Support Interface 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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5 h
1 plate
4.3(3)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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5.0(1)

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Description

Update: Attempted fix for breaking of the Track Switch Bracket it now consists of 6 walls and 100% infill. Also fixed the customize print orientation so it now lays flat after adjusting magnet hole sizes.

 

All in one cable management for your X2D.

 

Made to suit the use of the AMS Flipper and External Spool Holder. 

 

The Loops are designed to tidy up the cables for the AMS 2 Pro, Filament Track Switch, Exhaust Fan and Switching Power Adapter.

 

Incorporated is a mount for the Filament Track Switch which provides an optimal filament path from the AMS through the Filament Track Switch and Buffer to the Extruder. 

 

Magnet width and depth can be adjusted to suit your needs, 6mm Diameter and 3mm Depth maximum.

 

Can be used without magnets.

 

The Rubber Bushes from the Cable Track Clips inside the printer have been utilized on the outlet of the Filament Buffer to provide a smooth and frictionless movement of the PTFE tubes to minimize wear.

 

Highly Recommend the use of a different material for the support interface although not required.

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Link to Switching Power Adapter Holder:

Link to AMS Flipper this model was designed to work with:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1363398-ams-flipper-better-access-to-your-p1s-x1-p2s?from=search#profileId-2091550

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Hi, may I know what’s the magnets size in this print profile? I don’t have an access to the Bambu Studio, so plan to print directly via Handy. Thanks
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If they haven’t been changed in the Bambu handy customizer then they are 5mm diameter 3mm tall magnets
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
thanks for the quick response. Ah I see, the 5x3 is on the way, I’ve 6x3 laying around. I guess I’ve to wait then. Thank you 🙏🏼
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Replying to @alicuore :
You can change it really easily in the app with the customize button.
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print came out looking great. unfortunately when I was going to remove the support I already broke it off without putting force on it. As the switch needs to be added on there, maybe you could reinforce that part a bit
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That’s unfortunate, there isn’t much that can be done in the way of reinforcing that area as its a very tight fit between the bracket and the switch, that little chamfer was all I could fit. What profile did you use, as the ones without an alternate support interface material do have supports that are harder to remove.
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
I used PETG w PLA 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill. The support was nice and tight. Perhaps a modifier so the infill on that corner has more infill might help, if more people have this issue Used my solderpen to glue it back together so it isn't lost
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Okay, thanks for the feed back I’ll have a look at making the switch bracket solid as the walls up to that point already are. Glad you were able to save the print though. This might be a dumb question but you did use PETG and PLA with your print didn’t you, because if PETG is used for both materials there is no Z gap from interface to part essentially making the interface apart of the part as there’s no gap to stop the layers fusing together.
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Fantastic design! The model printed perfectly. Thanks!
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Great to see photos of other people’s prints. Just a little FYI the top left loop has that corner notch so you can plug the filament track switch in and it runs directly into the start of the loop (see photos on the original post for clarity), you do have to plug the cable in then screw the track switch on to run it that way. Glad you’re happy nonetheless.
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
I had missed that entirely! Thanks for the tip. :D I also printed your AMS Switching Power Adapter Holder and it was excellent as well. Thank you for your designs! <3
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Replying to @henlohowl :
No worries, glad you’re happy. Thanks for printing.
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Before and after. Thank you for the profile, simply brilliant, so tidy now, everything is different like night and day, thank you thank you
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Great print! Looks a lot cleaner.
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Looks great! I’d recommend trimming the white ptfe tube between the track switch and buffer as you might have issues feeding with it like that. 👍
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
you are correct! i have been getting an error on the AMS saying its "trying to hard" basically. lol. Thanks for the tip!!
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Replying to @UltimatePorkerz :
No worries, I don’t have exact measurements for the tubes but if you make them look about the same as my photos I’m yet to have any feeding issues since installing my cable manager. 👍
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PETG, PLA or ABS Only 0.2mm layer, 6 Walls
A bit of work to install (with my handicap) but totally worth it !! Thanks for sharing > PETG HF Grey
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Does it work alright with the flipper you have? and is that the sanja3d flipper?
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
The flipper in combination with this cable management model works great. I used the flipper from "Pichler" and it is working really well for me. > https://makerworld.com/nl/models/2582683-p2s-x2d-ams-riser-flipper#profileId-2848795 But i can't see any reason why this model shouldn't work for the version flipper of Sanja3D
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Replying to @Le0n._. :
I’ve had a few comments about it not working with the Sanja 3d one as the hinge is a couple cm further forward and the back of the ams dips down too far. looks good with the pichler one.
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PETG w PLA 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
Did improvise my use but works as intended.
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I did think recently about making the centre loop taller to help accommodate the cable from the AMS HT. Looks good though, what colour is the ams flipper made from Bambu Cyan?
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Replying to @FronkingMidget :
Thanks. Colour is Bambu ASA Green (45500)
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PETG w PLA 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
love this, The filament switch bracket did break. I printed the supports in a different filament type to help with ease of removal but brackets still snapped.
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thanks for the feedback I’m going to have a look into making the transition there solid without sparse infil, too many instances of that area snapping, I had 0 issues with both of mine but seems others are.
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Perfect print and perfect fit thank you
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This is awesome to see! Glad you’re happy and you’re welcome
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Great print!
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This is great to see! Blends in well with the grey too!
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