Remaining Filament Estimator
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Estimating the remaining amount of consumables is a very common and necessary step in our daily life. To make the measurement clearer and simpler, I designed the scale part to be completely suspended and hollowed out, which greatly increases the readability in weak light. At the same time, in order to solve the problem of being difficult to find after use, I designed a tail hook that can be easily hung on the edge of the printer shell. Looks cool? Try printing it now!
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The indicator shows estimated remaining filament：0g～1000g （Verified and calibrated many times in the original Bambu Spool）
The estimated range of the remaining amount is 0-1000g, with each 100g as a scale. It has been verified and calibrated many times in the original Bambu tray (the trays of other manufacturers are not guaranteed to be accurate). At the same time, since there are some consumables in the Teflon tube that cannot be used for printing, it is recommended that you take this into consideration when judging the remaining amount.
AMS Tips：
For AMS printing, you can use Color Painting in BambuStudio, use the Height Range tool in the red circle in the picture below to color, or freely play to your favorite look.
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