Spool Weight for Bambu AMS / AM2 Print-In-Place
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The weight is designed in 4 semi-independent parts, each approximately 80 grams, which can rotate independently.
This solution allows for dynamic adaptation to the movement of the spools, perfectly following the AMS’s pace.
Print without assembly and choose the heavy (recommended) or light version if you don't use unusual spools. Use my print profile for optimal support.
Thanks to the balanced weight distribution, the system prevents jams caused by lightweight spools, improving print reliability.
Each component is designed to work synergistically without compromising fluidity. The design is practical and efficient to optimize the use of lightweight spools or those requiring additional weight to remain in position. If the spool has a very large central hole, place it in position 2-3 of the AMS.
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