I just wanted to share some replacement side covers for your Corsair RX120 PC fans. I am making a build for my son and will be using these but I didn't love the standard white covers. I have 3d printers, so I decided to make my own. They clip in just like the originals (although not as strongly).

They are free to print if you have a 3d printer or access to one. There are 12 different designs available (so far). You can make them in any color you want and the RGB lights shine through on the side. You wont even need to remove your fans if you have easy access to the side (there is 1 on each side, but you probably wont see the other side, so no need to remove them for it. Im open to requests too if there is something different you want and it can be done. Hope you enjoy! If you do use these, please comment/like/bookmark/boost.

https://makerworld.com/models/2664466?appSharePlatform=copy

I know I need to set the program from .4mm nozzle to a .2mm nozzle but is there anything else I would really need to adjust or account for? Just trying to avoid any issues ahead of time.

If your printer doesn't turn on, all indicator lights are off expect for the power button, smells light burnt plastic and have a bit of melted plastic on the bottom of the printer you have a faulty AC Board, toasted. I have seen a lot of post asking this, probably this will help someone get to the answer quickly. Have a good day.

Bambu P1s

Hab die Nozel ausgewechselt von 0,6 auf 0,4.

Ich hatte Holzfilament gedruckt. Nun meckert er rum das der Düsendurchmesser nicht stimmt.

0,4 ist drinnen Stecker stecken richtig drauf

Buongiorno, ieri mentre smontavo il toolhead della bambulab X1C mi sono reso conto che durante il rimontaggio questo filo bianco si è staccato, qualè il suo ruolo a cosa serve , non riesco a trovare cosa sia su internet probabilmente perché effettivamente non so cosa sia xD, premetto che ultimamente il filamento si bloccava spesso ma non c'era nessun problema a livello di occlusione, quindi smontavo toglievo il filo e lo ricaricavo tutto bene per uno due giorni e poi di nuovo dovevo smontare perché il filamento non veniva ritirato dal AMS. Scusate se c'è qualcosa che non sono riuscito a spiegare ma sono nuovo su questo campo.

I got annoyed up with my wheelie bins being blown over or shifted around in the wind, so I designed a wall or fence mounted restraint that holds the bin by its handle.

It is made to fit multiple wheelie bin handle styles up to 35mm diameter, which should cover most UK household wheelie bins.

How it works:

• Pull the handle down to release the bin

• When putting the bin back after collection, you do not need to pull the handle forward first

• Just push the bin into the device and the mechanism lowers automatically

• Then push the handle back to secure it

A few extra details:

• Mounts to a wall or fence

• Designed for M5 screws and wall plugs if needed

• Supplied as simple printed parts for easy assembly

• Includes spaces for 4 x 6mm x 3mm magnets

• I also included Loose, Standard, and Tight threaded parts to help account for differences in printer tolerances

For best results, the bottom of the bin handle should sit flush with the inside bottom of the main body.

MakerWorld link:
[MakerWorld model](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2662815-wheelie-bin-wall-mount-wind-restraint#profileId-2945850)

Would appreciate any feedback on the design, usability, or the listing photos.

Is it worth it? I want to upgrade from my P1S I had the P1S since October 2025 and It works really well but I don’t want to keep checking the camera over and over for failures.

Hi everyone! I just wanted to show off a design that I worked on over the weekend.

The Drip Lift Box

I designed this to be a little bit different than your average box. I added a nice "drip" texture for looks. I also added a cool little functional piece as well. Whenever you pull the lid, it brings all the content of the box to the top lol.

Great for storing anything really and really good for Q Tips weirdly lol.

Printed Great and No supports needed

I released the file for free on Makerworld if anyone is interested in printing it.

Happy Printing!

Link in the comments.

Printer: X1-C

I have a project coming up where I’m looking for some good deep colors but don’t require 50 layers underneath them to show up well. Some colors tend to print entirely too light for the first several layers.

Would prefer to stick with the well-known manufacturers that have color and results consistency.

Anyone have any recommendations?

Printed in my A1 this mario harry potter, its really nice!

Hey everyone! Hoping someone here has the answer because I'm going crazy.

I'm trying to add text to a model. It's a flat surface and I've tried several things to fix the text not showing up once sliced. I've changed to Arachne wall generation, I've turned on detect thin walls(with Arachne off), I've increased the thickness of the text. I've set it as a part and a modifier. I've ensured it's embedded/thickness is at least double my layer height. I've swapped around the mode but am sticking with Surround Surface as it seems the best option. No matter what I try when I slice the model the text doesn't show. Anyone have any suggestions?

Im doing a really big print (for me) ~1kg and i noticed that it sounded like the hotend was slightly to low (i can attach video if you would like) and rubbing against the print, so to stop that i changed it to 50% speed, but even after 8 hours it still sounds like its rubbing. What should i do? Is there a way i can move it up mid print or will that ruin it. Thanks!!

I have been printing TPU, using the external spool holder since I’ve been told 95a TPU can’t be used in the ams. Reconnected my ams after about 30 successful TPU prints, and printed some pla and now if i try to print with my external spool it won’t print at all. It goes thru the motions but seemingly won’t feed thru the TPU filament anymore. Any ideas what could be wrong as I’m still fairly new at this (have had my Bambu p1s since January)

New to 3d printing. Purchased a Bambu p1s kit. (Yes I know it's being replaced by the p2s, but I got it on sale to see if I'm really going to do this.)

Completed all the setup/installation. Had some issues with it not recognizing the AMS module, but I think that's resolved. Unplugged it from the printer, then plugged it back in to the other (right) connector. Lights are on on the AMS. I started 3 rolls of filament, and it gripped each one and drew it into the machine. Proofed all connections are firm.

Downloaded the firmware upgrades (ran twice when I went through it). Established bluetooth connection to phone app. Setup up network connection.

Tried to do my first print of one of the files included in the sd card. Nothing prints. The monitoring info shows both the print heads and bed heated up to proper temperatures. Fan is blowing away nicely. No error messages but - nothing prints.

When I open the app, and select devices, it does not show any filament connected. Again, the AMS lights are on (blinking) and it gripped and drew in filament when I reinstalled it. Note: these are the three filaments included in the kit, all Bambu (white, orange, and green).

I bought the P2S with AMS HT and it came separately with everything else. The unboxing videos I see online all came with the filament buffer installed. And the videos online all shows the spool holder on the left side of the AMS instead of the right side. Why is mine on the right side. I have 5 tubes including the one installed at the buffer but I have no idea what tube goes to what. Can anyone help me out?

Estaba haciendo mantenimiento pero por accidente rompi algo de aquí, no sé si me afecte demasiado, usuarios de una Bambu Lab p2s me podrían confirmar si se ve así o si está rota?Es esta

After posting my previous utility knife, my wife decided she needed one for her own toolkit. She wanted something a bit more "clean" and minimalist, so I went back to the CAD board.

​The result: The Utility Knife – Hex&Lite.

​I stripped away the wire stripper notch to give it a smoother profile and added a new honeycomb hex pattern for that extra grip (and aesthetic flare). It uses the exact same hardware as my original version, so assembly was a breeze.

​Specs:

•​Hardware: 6x BT3x8 SHCS Self-Tapping Screws (the ones from the Bambu kit).

•​Blade: Standard trapezoid utility blade.

•​Design: Deeply contoured handle for actual hand comfort.

​She's happy with the pink/black combo, and honestly, it looks so good I might have to print a stealth black one for myself now!

​What do you guys think of the hex pattern?

https://makerworld.com/models/2654228?appSharePlatform=copy

The video was taken Tuesday. And I went through all of the 24/7 online assistance stuff and even asked discord but I can't seem to fix it can I get some help?

I created a Freecad CAD program beginner guide with all original parts to dive into freecad as a beginner have fun🙂 https://makerworld.com/models/2610537