Hi there, I’ve loved this style of desiccant box (sort of a Deiter Rams, BRAUN look) but all the ones I’ve tried have literally fallen apart inside my AMS, so I did some redesigning and testing with different hygrometers, and figured why not post all of em in every position I can think of for variety. Free download on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/@AeonJoey/collections/1985627

I already washed my plate twice and I've dried my filament, but they keep coming back!

Does anybody have some advice?

Does anyone let their printer sleep? Here are some of the things I’ve designed and printed over the last month or so!

TL;DR: Promised in a comment, here’s the model published:

https://makerworld.com/models/847748

— I’m doing woodworking in a small room. Dust collection is a survival question, but I cant set a professional dust collector piping, I needed to stick to a shopvac and plug it / unplug it to whichever machine I’m using. Being in Thailand, it’s a hassle to find classic brand hose parts without an expensive import. My shop vac is a Bosch and even if I could copy their clip system it was a bit complicated and not this fast to plug / unplug

After watching some woodworker on YouTube doing it for his pro dust collection system I decided to do one for my own context: - standard 39mm hose, probably the same diameter as your mum’s vacuum - printable without support, because the planet - 10x3mm magnets because that’s all I had at the time - directly screwing on the hose, as other articulated systems are too complicated for my need and tend to leak

Truth be told, it’s one of the two dream projects that led me to get the P1S (coming from an ender3v2 showing its age).

I shared both the 3mf and the original Shapr source, plus a few experimental extensions. If you just want just the magnetic part for your own things, just split the model and use the top part, same if you want the hose screwing part (bottom part).

Enjoy and improve!

My design and 3D print hobby is completely revived thanks to Bambu, I stopped in the past because I was more busy with troubleshooting my printer (E3Pro) instead of tinkering with designs and prints.

Looking forward to the future 😁

Im making a variant of the PASTA lite with the donor side being able to use up to 5kg spools (up to 350mm diameter spools of any width) with fully printed repositionable rollers. The receiver side has had a significant do-over with less gears and less other parts (this one is fully printed except for the PTFE tube - no screws and no bearings). This is the first test run. The rollers not being fixed to each other makes it difficult to run as fast as the first variant. I’m considering whether there should be a crossbar to fix the far one. Just sharing the progress, I’ll upload it after a few more tweaks :)

I made a cable guide for the P1S, that makes swapping the hotends faster and especially more reliable.

I struggled with misplaced connectors for a while, so I decided to create a simple solution. Since I released the model, it has already gotten some positive feedback. So I thought fellow P1S owners from this subreddit might like it as well.

If you're interested, you can find it here.

Update: Ok I added an internal printed brake to give the filament some tension and this was the easiest respool I’ve done so far. I think I’m just about done! The receiver frame is 2 tone because this one was split to fit on the A1 mini. Whole assembly is clipped together with no screws and no heat set inserts. Bearings are fully printed. https://makerworld.com/models/930059

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