Heater Cover - Upgrade - QIDI Q1 Pro - Free 3D Print Model

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needitmakeit

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 6 walls, 35% infill

Designer

52 min

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

**ATTENTION** This must be printed with Nylon or PET-CF (150C+ softening or higher)

This is an extra safety measure for peace of mind if you're worried about electrical shock while the heater is on.

This replaces the 4 plastic washers, unscrew the 4 long machine screws, remove the 4 washers, and mount this in place of them.

ENJOY!

Comment & Rating (5)

@Eumel

Printed with ePA-CF on the Qidi Plus4 Thanks for sharing the model

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@Yenroub

Printed in Bambu PET-CF on the Qidi Q1 Pro. My first time using that filament. I used the textured PEI plate, with no glue. Big mistake as this filament sticks far too well. Replacement plate ordered! I fired up the chamber heater and so far so good. The material does soften a little, but hasn't melted, yet. One thing to note is that the screws are only just long enough to hold. I'll be looking for some longer replacements. Thanks for sharing the model.

@user_673641521

Hi! I just wanted to ask if you annealed the PET-CF part before installing it and how it was holding up.

The designer has replied

@needitmakeit

You won't need to anneal it, but I received it late yesterday and have been switched over to the Ender KE printer for the last few days, I'll print one shortly and run some tests, the temp ratings far exceed the amount of heat that is put out according to my IR heat gun, and QIDI recommends this material as well, so it should be good as-is, no annealing required.