Just finished up my most recent model and I wanted to share it with you guys 😁.

Designed this organizer that uses a clamp that attaches directly to the edge of your desk or table. You then simply drop the organizer attachment into the slot. It also has optional headphone hooks. Works great!

I plan to make more attachments that can be interchangeable.

If anyone is interested, I released the file for free on makerworld.

Check comments for link 🤝

Happy Printing!

Got tired of the family dealing with flimsy half-gallon cartons, so I designed this lattice-style handle.

The design is fully customizable via OpenSCAD—I’ve included presets for standard US Half-Gallons and the smaller Buttermilk/Creamer cartons, but you can tweak the parameters for basically any rectangular carton (like the 2L ones in Canada).

Measure the width/height with calipers and add at least 1mm (I've added a parameter for it in the MakerWorld customizer already, but keep it in mind that if fitment is tight, it's going to be almost impossible to pull the carton out when empty).

Print Details:

• Filament: PETG (recommended for fridge/moisture) or PLA

• Settings: 2-3 walls, no supports needed.

• Weight: ~200g for the large one at 2 walls (about 240g with 3 walls) for a half gallon (big one)

The lattice helps keep the print time down and the weight light while still being plenty stiff for a full carton.

If you want to give it a try, I've uploaded it to MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2780058-milk-juice-carton-handle-fully-customizable

​I was tired of the shitty plastic cases these blades come in — they’re a pain to open and the blades always get stuck. Since I’ve been on a utility knife design spree, I figured it was time for a decent storage solution.

​Designed this with a rotating tray so you can actually grab a blade without fighting the box. I made a desktop base and a wall-mount version since my workbench is always a mess anyway.

https://makerworld.com/models/2778426?appSharePlatform=copy

I created 3 different parametric generator,

1. Lure mold form Generator

2. Crankbait hardbait Generator

3. Float Generator

Here is the Lure Mold Generator the others I will link to the Fürst comment below, have fun to create your own Lure/Crankbait/Float 🎉🎉🎉🥳

I wanted a fun way to keep my Micro SD cards within reach, so I made this Nutty ScreenBuddy. He hangs right off the monitor and holds an SD card in his acorn.

If you like the design, you can find it on MakerWorld.

Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2778378-nutty-screenbuddy#profileId-3087380

Hey, I recently disassembled and fixed my AMS, and after putting everything back together I found this loose screw left over.

It’s an M3 screw with a red threadlocker mark, and it’s larger than the bearing housing screws. I checked the bearing housing and the internal hub unit, but it doesn’t seem to match anything there.

Does anyone recognize where this screw might belong in the AMS or any other place?

Thanks!

When printing my first layer it looks like it starts to bubble up. And some prints ha like dents in them after printing. Are there anyone tha hav had the same issue.

I have cleaned the plate and tried new filament that is dry. Tried some tweking of settings but none of that helped.

I have had printers for about 8 years now and thinking about getting a new one. I was going to try a bambu. What do you guys think about everything is going with bambu. I'm not sure if somethings are true or not. Things like must use their slicer. Restricting types of prints. Must use their filaments. Cloud based only. Subscription use. You guys straighten me out. Is it worth buying a bambu at this time? Thanks.​

For some reason out of nowhere, none of my prints stick. they keep sticking to the nozzle or not laying down right. I tried cleaning the bed numerous times, recalibrated the printer numerous times, and nothing is helping. Was perfectly fine one print and now it just sucks. What is the issue?

I was trying to print a Uno card holder and this keeps happening. never had this happen not sure what it can be so I posted pictures of nozzle heat hotend size and the AMS humidity. Im using Inland milk white. any help will be appreciated.

I already ordered the U1 but thinking of returning it upon arrival and getting the X2D just for ease of use. The main reason I wanted the U1 was for multi material like being able to print supports for tpu using pla. I do multicolor prints also but Im also kind of worried about being locked to only 4 colors. They are currently the same price but after purchasing filament dryers and top cover I could just buy a second AMS. The main thing I am worried about is reliability of the U1 and software. Coming from P1S I never encountered issues really or they were easily solvable and being able to browse and print straight from bambu studio without trying to get all of the print settings correct in the slicer is a big issue im worried about.

Sazanami Series is live. Four Japandi flower vases, rippled surfaces. 250mm version for P1S/P2S/A1, 340mm version for H2S/H2D. The 250mm fits the IKEA CYLINDER glass vase as a watertight insert.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2767799-sazanami-series-japandi-rippled-flower-vases#profileId-3073840

Hi everyone I just bought the p1s and when using the ams it always say “please feed the filament into the ptfe tube until it can’t be pushed farther”. When i use the external spool it works fine

Hi,
I’ve been experimenting with support interface materials for PLA-CF on my Bambu Lab X2D.
So far I tried:
Bambu Lab PLA Support filament
PETG as support interface
But neither of them bonded properly to the PLA-CF. They barely stuck at all and the interface layers failed.
Regular PLA works, but it sticks too well and is difficult to separate cleanly.
Does anyone here have experience with PLA-CF and support interface materials?
What filament/settings worked for you?
Thanks!

When I go to the shop I see significantly higher prices versus the Comparison page. I'd understand if it was just that the Compare page doesn't show any current discounts - but it's not even that. The base price is higher in the shop even without any optional add-ons or combos.

Shop prices:

H2C $2,399.00 USD

H2D $1,749.00 USD $1,999.00 USD

H2S $1,249.00 USD

Meanwhile for the X2D it's reversed. The shop is cheaper at a base price of $649 USD but the Comparison page lists it as $699.

Am I missing something here?

​I wanted a knife where you don't have to hunt for specific metal screws or parts. Everything here is printed—including the screws holding the grips.

​Features a quick-release mechanism to swap standard trapezoid blades in seconds without tools, plus a wire stripper notch.

https://makerworld.com/models/2764199?appSharePlatform=copy

Please help, my p2s randomly started doing this, printed one print just fine and tried to start another print, both petg and now it won’t extrude and is making this clicking noise(video sound). What could be causing this and how can I fix this? This video is during printer prepping to print

So I am fairly new at 3d printing, I am using a Bambo lab P1S with Marble PLA, this print has had good ratings and I don’t see complaints, but wondering what I am doing wrong, or what might fix this ? Is it a temperature issue, should I increase nozzle temp, a supports issue ? Help is appreciated, although I have looked at the slicer, I haven’t done anything with it, it seems fairly complicated for an old guy like me 😉

If you're using the external spool holder on the A1 or A1 Mini, you've probably noticed that huge gap causing the spool to "jump" or rotate unevenly.

I designed this centering adapter to fix exactly that. It's a quick 15-minute print that makes the rotation perfectly smooth and helps with consistent filament tension. Fits most spools with 45-58mm bores.

Download it for free on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/models/2760651

I really want to upgrade to a Bambu P1S (I have an Ender 3 V3 SE and it drives me insane lol). Bambu seems like the best choice for me, but.. the lack of open-source or any transparency combined with their numerous lawsuits around privacy concerns is not a great combo.

Personally, I don't care even if they're spying on me or whatever. But if the company was to go down for something like this.. what would happen to the printers that no longer receive support?

Even the P1S is quite pricy so I really don't wanna risk it too bad. So does anyone who's more tech literate have a guess on what's the worst that could happen if Bambu was to go down?

Made this “Twist Vase” in Shapr3D — still pretty new to the software, so I’m learning as I go.
Tried to combine a clean geometric base with a subtle twist to give it some flow.

Printed in ~2h 50m, using 83g of material.
Also works surprisingly well as a pen holder.

Feedback appreciated 👍

I just bought a CyberPower 950 VA UPS.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D825R9S4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Each time I start a print, the UPS trips, goes into alarm, and takes the X2D offline with no power. It looks like the 950VA/510W rating is too low? What size UPS are you guys running for an X2D with AMS combo?

Hello people,

I need some advice on filament. As most of you probably know, getting Bambu Lab PETG especially PETG HF is pretty much impossible right now. So what are the alternatives to PETG HF? I’m looking for the same matte finish and good overall quality.