芭比娃实验室 X1 碳光线支架/AMS 基座 - 4盏灯版本

Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Light Mount/AMS Base - 4 Lamp Version

2023-08-07 17:33:48

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Summary

This thing was designed to fit this lamp set I purchased on Amazon. The lamp set comes with three lamps, but I needed four in this design, so I bought a second set.

See the original thing for details on why I made it.

The original design(s) worked well, but I felt they were a little too fidgety, and I wanted to add a fourth lamp, so I redesigned everything. This design mounts the LED modules from front to rear instead of left to right. It also makes it easier to remove or lift the top plate without the need to dismantle the lamps.

Print Settings

Printer:
Bambu Labs X1 Carbon
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.4mm nozzle, 0.12mm layer height
Infill:
Varies by part
Filament brand:
Bambu Labs
Filament color:
Anything you want
Filament material:
PLA
Notes:
The only part that needs supports is the LED Lamp Holder, and I printed it at 50% infill. All other parts were printed at 100% infill. All parts were printed with a brim.

Post-Printing

Cleanup/Fitting

All parts are designed for a tight fit, so a little cleanup/light fitting might be necessary.

The individual lamps should fit somewhat tightly in the mounts. The mounts then are seated in the appropriate brackets by placing them lamp side down into the openings in the brackets. There may be a small amount of wobble. Once all brackets and light mounts are in place, the AMS can be placed on top. There are recesses in the top of the light mounts for the AMS feet.

I printed the brackets using a brim. If you choose to do the same, they will require a small amount of cleanup before use. The joining surfaces of the brackets are designed for a tight fit, and will probably need to be "exercised" before they will fit easily. Wiggle the mating parts through a couple of times until they fit easily.

The front bracket is a little difficult to assemble because of the lifting knob for the top plate. The easiest way I've found is to slide the right side into place first, then slide the left side in, lifting the inside end so it passes over top of the right side bracket. The joining parts are then aligned, and can be pressed into place.

How I Designed This

I used Microsoft 3D Builder, and used the basic primitives to build and modify the various parts.

This is a remix, so I was able to reuse the Lamp Holders and the Light Shades. All I needed to do with them was to make some minor necessary changes. Probably the most important tool I used was the Control-Z keystroke (UNDO). It was essential to trying something, and then backing out to adjust whatever I was trying. It was a real life- and time-saver!

The brackets were another story. I started by measuring the printer and all the little bits on it that got in the way, came up with a design, and then printed and refined the design until everything fit.

Additional Information

You will need to print as many light mounts as there are lamps. I used four lamps, and so printed four light mounts.

If you choose to use the lamp shades, you can use zero, one, or two, depending on how much the side emitted light bothers you. Install them so the THIN side slides OVER the LED lamps, and the notches are down.

I printed everything on my X1 Carbon. The brackets can be printed laterally. But the light mounts will need to be printed diagonally on the print bed because at 300mm long, they are longer than the 250mm width or depth of the print bed. You might be able to print two at a time if you print them back to back, about 5mm apart. I recommend printing the light shade diagonally as well.