Carbon Cradle - Storage Plinth for series X1C X2D - Free 3D Print Model

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X1 Carbon

H2S

H2D Pro

H2D

H2C

P1P

P2S

X1E

P1S

X2D

A2L

0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 7% infill

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47.4 h

13 plates

3.5(2)

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Description

A multi funtion storage unit for x servies printers compatible with X1C and X2C models.
includes 3 front drawers, poop chute (fully accessible from front drawer)
side panels

rear panels

storage

plate store

modular

Strong

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Please boost this so I can design more modulare components

Raise your carbon printer on this fottprint based riser which lifts your Carbon Bambu printer

No more reaching around or a cumbersome side moutaed poop shoot, feed direct into a tidy draw underneath.

Plate tray benefits from M3x14mm long bolt and nut x 4 (although glue can work) other than that all other parts click into place.

X1 and X2 compatible, let me know about Ps

Comment & Rating (13)

@TAKATA

what is this hole for? is something missing there? and also behind the drawers there is a gap that could be used

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@user_2984457161

They're for whatever you want to use it for, hide power cables etc. I just thought rather than have solid walls, may as well make a selection of openeings that maybe could be utilised.

@coyote9638

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 7% infill

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Support Issue:it is a nice piece however for a beginner that doesn’t know how to do supports yet it’s not a good print due to the overhang’s sagging and splitting apart.

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@ScorpionX1

looks like the material is too moist for you. that's why this won't work

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@user_2984457161

try gain, set your support interface layer to PETG on a PLA print with a zero height in support section.

@TAKATA

hello, are supports needed for printing

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@user_2984457161

Hello, yes, on many of the bridged parts. I recommend a Z distance of zero using PETG as an interface layer over PLA (or vice-versa). Check each plate and see if it has overhangs, if it does and you have AMS, use it. If you don't have AMS or two extruders, use a Z distance of 0.2 on the same material. You could even reduce the infill density to 6% to decrease filament consumption

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@TAKATA

Thank you 👍

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@user_2984457161

yes

@ScorpionX1

shouldn't this rather be printed in PETG? Or can PLA handle the weight of the X2D + AMS 2 Pro plus 4 spools without any problems

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@user_2984457161

no it’s very solid as PLA it will take 3 printers stacked on top no issue.

@user_2271527193

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 7% infill

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