X2D Side AMS HT Bracket
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X2D Side AMS HT Bracket
Updated 26/6/3, AMS-HT bracket for P2S has been added. Please note that it has not been tested whether P2S can be installed, but customer service confirmed that the back panel hole positions for X2D and P2S are consistent.
Removed the changer mounting holes on the back, adjusted and optimized the relevant diagonal supports on the back.
Please note that an AMS must be placed in the middle to weigh down the top part. 3 M3*10 screws are required to secure the bracket.
Utilizes the back panel's mounting holes to extend the top surface, allowing an additional AMS HT to be placed on the side based on the original. This ensures that most of the four feet of the AMS HT rest on the platform.
3 M3*10 screws are required to replace the back panel screws.
Mounting positions for the changer are reserved on the back. I am using the extra screws from the changer here.
If you don't have a changer, it's actually recommended to buy one, as the ability to automatically select filament from different AMS units is quite convenient.
After installing the bracket, it will press down on the top cover glass. To open the top cover glass, you need to unscrew the three screws on the back and remove the bracket before the top panel can be properly removed.
Please note that the weight of the central AMS is required to press down on part of the plate to make the outer side more stable. Place at least one roll of filament in the AMS on the side closer to the AMS HT to reduce warping of the entire plate
plate 1 and plate 2 only have adjustments in the size of the side changer mount. I only printed plate 1 for testing. plate 2 has an added section for changer mounting, which theoretically should result in better bracket strength.
The height is quite extreme. I used X2D's maximum print height of 260mm, which allows most of the four feet of the AMS HT to rest on the platform.
For other models with a 256mm height, I haven't actually tested it, but in reality, at least half of the four feet should still be able to rest on the bracket surface.
After printing, it's best to manually raise the heated bed a bit to prevent the starting procedure of the next print from lowering the heated bed and hitting the bottom.
Multiple screw holes are reserved on the back for convenient installation of the changer. I used the leftmost fixed mounting position because this position provides the largest arc for the PTFE tube, resulting in less resistance.
Installation
Use these three screw holes for mounting and securing. Please note that if you have a changer, you need to install it first.
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