AMS Universal Spool Desiccant Holder - Remixed

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This is a remix of the Universal Spool Desiccant Holder for the Bambu Lab AMS by user “Needitmakeit”. I had issues with the flanges on the original being too small, which would allow the can to slide out and hit the floor, causing a huge mess of desiccant beads. Even being super careful, this happened to me within the first couple days of using the original… no good. 

 

So I have increased the flanges of the can to prevent it from sliding out of the spool during handling. It also sits a tiny bit taller to allow some extra room for air to pass around the ends and through the middle of the spool for max airflow over the desiccant.

 

It sits in the center of any filament spool, allowing you to run up to 4 desiccant cans in your AMS. Does not cause any issues running the AMS and doesn't eat up any additional space inside. Small bonus is that it adds a bit of weight to your spools so that when they get close to empty, they stay put in the AMS.

 

Also works great for any dry box or sealed bag you may store your filament spools in, and packs a lot of desiccant into a compact “void space” so this is great for space savers looking to maximize their storage space as well.

 

Instructions:

  1. Add 0.3mm to each value under the “Line Width” section (Quality tab)
  2. Set wall loops to 1, top shell layers to 0 and bottom shell layers to 7 (Strength tab)
  3. Enable Spiral Vase mode (Other tab)
  4. See snapshots below. Note that some settings are automatically controlled when enabling spiral vase mode.

These settings print well and the print speed is very fast compared to other similar solutions due to the vase mode. I used regular PLA Basic and have had zero issues running 4 of these full time in my AMS as well as several others sitting in my dry boxes.

 

Tips:

  1. You can fit 2 parts on each plate pretty easily by organizing them in opposite corners from each other. 1 body + 1 lid or 2 bodies, etc.
  2. Because vase mode is being used, each object will fully print before moving to the next one, so make sure to space them far enough apart (The slicer will warn you if you are too close).
  3. I like to print the lids in a different color to make it easier to identify which side I need to pull off if I want to move it to another spool or change out the desiccant. This helps avoid spills & accidents.

 

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Works well for Bambu spools but the flange is too small for Sunlu.
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I noticed this as well and will add one for sunlu spools in a little bit. Good call!
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Could you please help make the required print settings more clear for people getting started?
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I re-wrote the instructions and tips to hopefully make it more straight forward and easier to understand. I also included some snapshots of the print settings outlined in the instructions so you will see where to find them. Unfortunately I use Orca slicer not Bambu Studio, so they won't let me upload a print profile for you, but hopefully someone (Or maybe you!) can post one with these settings! Hope this helps!
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it printed well, but I really wish there was some text written on it to distinguish cap from container. Even with different colors, feels like an accident waiting to happen
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