Low Profile P1S/X1C/P1P Riser with Diffuser for softer LED lighting by make 3D

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Low Profile Riser 0.2mm layer

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12mm LED strip-version. Riser with added height.

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Gap for P1S LED USB Cable 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

This riser adds 18.5mm to the top glass height. This does help some with the “filament pull out error” as the PTFE tubes is not bend by the glass.

This riser design allows for a LED strip to be installed with 3D printed diffusers for a softer light.

Benefits of this design:

Soft inner corners allows the LE strip to follow along without any sharp bends. And no soldering is needed.
The riser is designed so you can install 4 diffusers so the LED strip does not shine too hard.
The design of the riser does not need any support for printing. (no additional clean-up is needed)
All parts snap perfectly together and does not require screws or glue.
All 4 main parts are labeled with numbers to ensure an easy assembly.
No Support material is needed - the riser only needs assembly.

My riser are printed in:

SUNLU PLA+ Black

GEEETECH Matte PLA White

For P1S users: you can just use a regular USB LED strip with the USB port next the the screen. (inside the printer)

When installing the diffusers, make sure you assemble them in the correct orientation.

The two long cutouts on the diffusers should be on the front of the riser:

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UPDATE 21-12-2023:

I have changed the design of the front panels for it to fit the P1P model - I was informed the P1P was a tiny bit smaller and the original riser would not fit.

I have not tested this myself, but got the dimensions from another user.

UPDATE 24-12-2023:

I have added a hole on the back left side for wiring to external power supply. This is mostly for all X1C users.

UPDATE 26-12-2023 (Version 4):

I have changed the hole shape so you are able to wire a USB plug or power supply without having to solder any wires.

Comment & Rating (724)

@Clemens81

passt perfekt! besser geht es nicht!

@ChicoItaliano

Hi Clemens, welchen LED Streifen hast du genommen und welche Länge ? Grüße Gio

@Clemens81

Replying to @ChicoItaliano :

ich habe die von philips hue genommen und zurechtgeschnitten. VG

@user_3788572154

May I ask how you fixed the model and machine together?

@madmak220

Hammer Konstruktion! Bin begeistert! Danke dafür! Awesome! It´s a really really big upgrade!

@Texas3DPolymers

How did you get the built in LED bar to work alongside the led strip?

@ChicoItaliano

Hi madmak220, wie hast du die LED befestigt und welche hast du dafür verwendet? GRÜßE GIO

@madmak220

Replying to @ChicoItaliano :

Sind normale LED Stripes selbstklebend von Amazon.

@Kani

I took myself a lot of time looking at the details of all the available led risers. And all of them have awesome features and different styles (some are really crazy designwise) but i needed something simple, easy to print, easy to add. Thanks for sharing this. I could have used the internal USB Adapter but cable management looked cleaner my way. I'm using an old Phone-USB-Charger. The LED strips remembers the last setting when powered off/on.

@mario.schrank

She great upgrade! Thanks for this ... Profiles are great for printing. I have added a profile: An additional hole has been added to frame 1-2, making it easier to bring the USB cable from the X-Touch inside.

The designer has replied

@make3D

nice. may I ask how you converted the file to being able to working on it in fusion?

@mramirkhan

Replying to @make3D :

can you mod your design the same? that's a really nice change Also you state that the lights are controllable from bambu studio. Can you elaborate on how?

@kapik

Hello, Cool that you've adapted this for USB ! @mario.schrank But I don't understand how your update makes it easier. I printed it out without looking at it first but the installation isn't possible for me. I have a P1S, I'm posting a photo of the installation: the cable can't go through. I see that you have an X1, perhaps the conception is different... What do you think? Maybe I need a P1S version.

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@PrintSomeMore

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Low Profile Riser 0.2mm layer

Overall a very good model, thoroughly impressed by how well it works. Only two things would make it even better would be angling the areas in which the LED's would sit to face towards the print bed as well as a cut out for those who will be using the USB connection located near the front of the printer on the P1S/P so as the wire isn't in the way of the diffuser, I've attached a picture showing what I mean the best I can. Other then that, a very good simple riser. Thanks!

The designer has replied

@make3D

Thanks for the good suggestion. Isn't it possible to wire it trough the cutout on the far right front side? If not I can easily add another cutout as your photo indicates.

@PrintSomeMore

I'm not 100% where you're talking about and it's totally possible I'm completely missing where it's also able to feed through.

@JcOKeR1

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P1P Front Panels

Awesome upgrade! Adding the diffusers when I get some white filament! Thanks!

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@make3D

looking good 👍🏼

@HollowRob

where did you download the stl for those hexagonal lights?

@JcOKeR1

lol not the first question I got about this… https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4882908. Good luck!

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@Norlimbeco

Is that usb port powered whenever the printer is fired up or just when the factory light is on?

The designer has replied

@make3D

i havent tried it, but i could imagine the usb port is on while the printer is on :)

@Norlimbeco

i have a doubt, because in the first video you can see him pressing a botton and the leds light up🤔 having the leds always on would be a bit of a waste, especially printing at night😁

@_A3D_

Replying to @Norlimbeco :

I simply cut the built-in Bambu Lab LED cable and connected it to the LED strip. It is best to use 5V LED strips.

@AllanM

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Very pleased with this model - it printed well in PETG for the frame and matte PLA for the diffuser, and fits perfectly on my P1S (upgraded from P1P). I used the LED strip that Bambu sells, and it took 5 minutes to install. Beautiful, thank you so much!

@joseandalexpaez

do you need to cut the leds, apparently they're 5 meters long. Seems like overkill.

@AllanM

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Replying to @joseandalexpaez :

Yes, I cut the LEDs. Needed much less than 5m

@ElektroStylezZz

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Low Profile Riser 0.2mm layer

Insane. Das Teil ist der Wahnsinn. Super toll von der Quallität her. Bei den LED‘s habe ich Neutralweiß gewählt. 320 Stück je Meter. Zwei Meter Rolle bei Amazon für 10,99€. Extra die gewählt wo man die LED,s nicht sieht. Alles in allem ein MUSS für jeden P1S oder P Serie. Danke für die tolle Arbeit. Thanks for work.

@Hinki93

kannst du mir ggf. den Link von dem LED Strip senden? hast du den dann an dem USB Port im Drucker angeschlossen?

@ElektroStylezZz

Hallo. Sorry für die späte Antwort. Ja, er ist am USB Port angeschlossen. Hier der Link. https://amzn.eu/d/30tGpmb

@virtualender

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Low Profile Riser 0.2mm layer

The model worked great and everything fit well. the parts went together easily. I printed the main parts in PETG-CF and the diffuser lens in transparent PETG. I used the recommended light kit and it plugged right in and worked perfectly.

The designer has replied

@make3D

looks great!

@MattMead

what was the recommended LED light kit?

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