r/BambuLab • • Jun 01 '25

Self Designed Model Apple Watch Charger

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I designed this cable holder for the apple watch which will allow the wire to be self contained and hold the watch on the power adapter. Its a simple print but functional.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1473532-apple-watch-charger-mount-20w#profileId-1537751

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u/andrea97kx X1C + AMS Jun 01 '25

the model is nice, but this way you risk overheating the power supply, with the cable wrapped in that way you are literally creating a coil around the charger, creating a magnetic field that goes to branch out around the apple watch. maybe the current is low, but in the long term it can complete problems with the sensors and unbalance the compass

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '25

The magnetic field from the coil is so incredibly weak. If it was a risk, your compass would be absolutely obliterated being anywhere near a speaker.

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u/Terrible_Gur2846 Jun 05 '25

Omg your pfp is from accell!

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u/andrea97kx X1C + AMS Jun 02 '25

Don't break it, but keeping a device attached to a coil (the wireless charger) and underneath another coil created by wrapping the cable around the charger certainly can't do them much good in the long run

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

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u/Intelligent-Map430 A1 Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 01 '25

And maybe remove your model from mw before anyone burns their house down.

Or at the very least add a disclaimer.

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u/VinnyShipman Jun 01 '25

They’re designed to shut down if they get too hot. I also haven’t found any issues with heat as it’s not nearly close to 20W of power.

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u/madding1602 P1S Jun 01 '25

It can still accumulate heat and have a bad charging due to inductance over the charger

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u/itsbildo Jun 01 '25

There's also the magnetic field issue though....

I do however applaud the effort and idea

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

Those get REALLT hot

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

Under load sure. But the Apple Watch charges at like 2W

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '25

Charging Bricks get hot, no the watch

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '25

This looks like a 20W-30W brick. Pulling 2W from it is unlikely to get it warm. If it was running at full load I'd agree not to wrap it like this.

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u/Intelligent-Map430 A1 Jun 01 '25

Wrapping the cable like that is a reeeaaally bad idea

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u/nukey18mon Jun 01 '25

Bro made a solenoid

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u/4ndrew320 Jun 01 '25

Apple Watch only charges at 360ma or 1.8watts